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14 February 2024

A historic building at the port of Asuncion turned into a cultural center

Paraguay’s National Cultural Agency and the National Navigation and Ports Administration recently signed a cooperation […]

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7 February 2024

Connected River: questions for Noémi MENE, Project Manager – Sustainable Mobility and River Port Cities…

What is the European Connected River project? The European Connected River Project aims to improve the coexistence between commercial, ecological, and recreational uses of waterways in North-West Europe.

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7 February 2024

AIVP continues to expand its presence in Florida

Our association was once again represented by one of its staff members in Florida, in January 24. In this article, you will find some insights about this mission to expand our association in the United States.

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7 February 2024

How will hydrogen refueling stations look like? Zaha Hadid Architects show us

NatPower H in collaboration with Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) has unveiled plans for the world’s […]

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6 February 2024

Onshore power supply for cruises in Le Havre coming soon

Cruise ships will be able to connect to the power grid in Le Havre (France) […]

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6 February 2024

Los Angeles’ grand opening of the Wilmington Waterfront Promenade

The Port, the city, and community members of Los Angeles celebrated the opening of the […]

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6 February 2024

New member interview: City of Calais

The city of Calais, a historic link between France, the North Sea, and the British Isles, lies on what is known as the Opal Coast, in the Pas-de-Calais département. Its commercial and fishing port has experienced rapid growth since merging with the nearby port of Boulogne-sur-Mer, and the city’s busy ferry terminal is the largest in France. Calais municipal authority works to ensure that the various port operations are carried out sustainably and with respect for the local community.

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6 February 2024

United States: port cities hit by the moratorium on LNG projects

The Biden administration has announced a moratorium to temporarily pause approvals for new LNG terminals. […]

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6 February 2024

Ports and local authorities in Strasbourg jointly committed to local development

At the end of January, the Ports of Strasbourg, Eurométropole and the Grand Est region […]

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1 February 2024

In 2024, our course program on sustainable port cities continues – Registration Open!

The program offer in-depth knowledge on subjects as diverse as governance, the circular economy and energy transition, underwater ecosystems in port areas, heritage and city-port identity, and the impact of criminal activity on the quality of life of port city residents. Speakers include experts, academics and international civil servants from various countries and continents. The course are designed to support you in the exercise of your professional practice, but also to create links, thus fostering fruitful collaboration on a local and global scale, as highlighted by many participants in the satisfaction surveys we have carried out. A new edition will take place in October 2024; registration is now open!

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31 January 2024

With Bordeaux, the Port Center family is growing!

The traditional New Year's wishes ceremony organized by the Grand Port Maritime de Bordeaux was marked this year by the official launch of the project "Le Pavillon, Port Center Bordeaux." Led by the port, the metropolis, and the maritime union, the Port Center will be situated along the shores of the "bassins à flots," at the heart of both ship repair activities and the city center.

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31 January 2024

Federal grants boost plans for Humboldt Bay’s offshore wind port

The US federal government has earmarked substantial funds to push forward plans to build a […]

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