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A few weeks ago, 50 tonnes of granite bound for an urban redevelopment project in the Lyon area passed through Montoir de Bretagne, arriving by sea from Vigo (Spain), before departing by rail for Saint-Priest.

The Euromaritime Trade Show was held in Marseille, from 30th January to 1st February. All the economic, industrial, political or institutional players in the maritime sector came together to discuss issues relating to maritime transport, shipbuilding and ship repair, the port-based economy and marine technologies for the future.

Begun in 2021, the electrification operations on Nantes ‒ Saint Nazaire Port’s quays will be completed in the spring, with the installation of the last fittings on the pontoons in the outer harbour in Saint Nazaire. The objective is to reduce CO2 emissions. Here is an overview of the work carried out in Saint-Nazaire and at Donges.

On 19th January 2024, Nantes ‒ Saint Nazaire Port presented its Review of 2023 and Future Prospects to the media. This was the opportunity to make a mid-term progress report on the strategy adopted in 2021.

Since the middle of January, Nantes ‒ Saint Nazaire Port has been giving its partners who use the short-sea or feeder maritime solutions available via the Montoir de Bretagne terminals the chance to be heard. A series of 6 episodes is to be found on our LinkedIn page and on our YouTube channel.

The Port Authority’s investment programme included in the initial budget for 2024 constitutes the fourth year of implementation of the long-term investment plan for the period 2021-2030. Representing the amount of 33.5 M€, it is a key lever in ramping up digital, energy and ecological transition.