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The ports of HAROPA, Lisbon and Leixões open up for the citizens
For the 40th edition of the European Heritage Days, on the 16th and 17th of […]
IPBES’ recommendations on invasive species for the maritime sector
According to the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), invasive species cost humanity […]
Commuting by bike or on foot through ports globally
The Port of Dublin (Ireland) has revealed plans for the Tolka-Estuary Greenway, which will open […]
President Biden congratulated stakeholders of the West Coast port worker agreement.
On September 6th, 2023, President Joe Biden delivered remarks on the West Coast port worker […]
Work begins on a new multimodal terminal in Cherbourg
On 28 August, Ports de Normandie started work to build a multimodal terminal in Cherbourg […]
River Port Cities work on water access following rising heat
Following increases in urban temperatures globally, some cities are looking into ways of cooling down […]
In Porto Itapoá, no garbage sent to landfills
Following new recycling initiative, all solid waste created by the Port of Itapoá (Brazil) is now recycled or co-processed. The organic waste especially is now treated to be converted into fertilizer. Their circular economy strategy is engaging local stakeholders.
Port of Pasaia (Spain) completes port-city plan with new square
After 10 years of works, the port authority completed in July the new public square on the roof of the new fish market. The new space occupies gives more than 16000 sqm for the enjoyment of the citizens, including sitting areas and playgrounds for children.
Regional monitoring post Fukushima’s wastewater release
Starting August 24th, Japan will be releasing water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant over the course of the next 30 years to advance the facility’s decommissioning. Although this process has been deemed safe by international organisations, local fishers and other Asian countries have expressed worries about water quality and fish and aquaculture produce quality.
Safety training for future hydrogen projects in Strasbourg
The city and port of Strasbourg (France) are also actively partaking in increasing the use of green hydrogen in the region. The city of Strasbourg partly own the “Réseau GDS” which handles gas distribution in the region. On June 30th, the provider has inaugurated a new technical platform dedicated to Hydrogen research, training, and experimentation on the Strasbourg-Meinau Industrial Site.
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World Conference Cities & Ports | Dunkrik
Dunkirk, France
The AIVP World Conference Cities & Ports 2026 will take place in Dunkirk (France) from […]