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4 September 2024

River, Sea and Port Days in London, Le Havre, Rotterdam and Oslo

The end of the summer and beginning of autumn weather marks the return of many […]

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4 September 2024

Digital twins for improved management of water resources in towns and cities

The impacts of extreme climate phenomena are being felt more and more acutely, especially by […]

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4 September 2024

Baltimore’s Harbor Wetland to recreate pre-urbanization natural landscapes

The National Aquarium’s Harbor Wetland designed by Ayers Saint Gross and developed by Studio Gang […]

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28 August 2024

37th edition of the America’s Cup kicks off in Barcelona

After many months of great expectations, important projects transforming the waterfront, and key investments, the […]

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28 August 2024

SAFARI Project: questions for Caya HEIN – Project Leader – Green transition & Agenda 2030…

The European SAFARI (Safe, Climate Resilient Infrastructure) project aims to ensure the resilience of port infrastructure by maintaining the continuity of maritime trade, safeguarding the flow of goods and services even under adverse circumstances. European ports are exposed to multiple risks and vulnerabilities that can impact their operations, functionality, and efficiency during various climate-induced weather phenomena. The focus of the project is on developing a digital platform for emergency management of infrastructures so that they can maintain 80% port capacity during periods of disruption. Other goals include optimizing the allocation of multi-modal transport assets and management to minimize downtime during extreme weather events; implementing resilience measures; ensuring the safety of personnel, vessels and biodiversity; and building a governance model and guidelines to address climate risks and hazards for port infrastructure. This project is financed by Horizon 2020, a European Commission program. It runs from May 2024 to October 2027.

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28 August 2024

Cap-Haïtien regeneration project under way

The National Port Authority of Haiti, in partnership with the US Agency for International Development […]

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28 August 2024

Khalifa Port inaugurates a veterinary quarantine facility

A 32,700 m2 veterinary quarantine facility was inaugurated at Khalifa Port (United Arab Emirates) by […]

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28 August 2024

Port of Hueneme’s new maritime emissions capture tool

The new system of Port of Hueneme (USA) will consist of mobile floating barges that […]

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28 August 2024

Seafront promenade officially opened in Marina di Carrara

The Port Authority of the Eastern Ligurian Sea (Italy) has inaugurated a new waterfront promenade […]

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21 August 2024

Cruises in Amsterdam: Limitations start in 2026, relocation in 2035

The city council of the Dutch capital has announced an agreement to gradually reduce cruise […]

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21 August 2024

AIVP Webinar – Towards the Lisbon declaration: addressing global challenges in Port cities

Port Cities are at the forefront of global pressing issues, such as the rising sea levels, the decarbonization of maritime transport and urban areas, and the protection of the oceans. The UN Ocean Conference, which will take place in 2025 in Nice, or the yearly COPs from the UNFCCC are key moments to accelerate policies and foster cooperation. Port City actors are expanding their roles to answer these challenges. How are they promoting innovative solutions in the port city territories? And what are their expectations for these global events led by the UN? What are the demands?

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21 August 2024

Massachusetts plans to expand its wind port capacities

Massachusetts’ governor and officials (USA) support the wind energy sector. A deal was signed in […]

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