News Filter by keywords AllAgri-foodBanc de Guérande Wind FarmBreakbulkCNG - Compressed Natural GasCargo shipCerealsContainerCruiseCustomsDevelopmentEnergyEnergy transitionEquipmentGovernanceHandling OperationsHarbour WorksHuman ResourcesHydrogenInland WaterwayLNGLayoutLogisticsMREMREMarketingNautical AccessNewsOffersPort strategyQualityRailReal-EstateRo-roSafe in portSail PropulsionSailingScrap MetalSocial MediaSolar PowerSubstationsSustainabilityUNCTADWind PowerWind PowerYear All2023202220212020 SMOOTH PORTS: Acting to Reduce Port-Activity-Generated Emissions 30 August 2022 Smooth Ports The European Union SMOOTH PORTS project is holding its final event in Brussels, on 13th and 14th September. Instituted in 2019, this project brings together six European partners in an initiative that represents the continuation of actions which have already been undertaken to reduce the carbon footprint and to exchange best practices. Pascal Vialard Re-elected at the Head of Nantes Ports Maritime Union 30 August 2022 UMNP At the Annual General Meeting held on 16th June 2022, the Board of Directors of Nantes Ports Maritime Union (UMNP) re-elected as Chairman Pascal Vialard for a new three-year term. The Head of UMNP has set the course: "more broadly bringing players together in the cause of developing the port facilities of Nantes ‒ Saint-Nazaire and extending UMNP’s influence beyond our own Port Community." A Future Major Base for Ship Repairs 30 August 2022 West LinkSaint-Nazaire Nantes ‒ Saint Nazaire Port is continuing to expand its ship repair and maintenance offer in terms of plant and equipment, services, and price conditions. The Saint Nazaire dock basins possess the high-quality infrastructures and know-how to establish a position in the highly competitive market of ship repair and maintenance. Opening Up The Throttle on Energy Transition 30 August 2022 West LinkHydrogen Hydrogen today represents less than 0.05 % of the world energy production market. But its potential for development is huge, driven by the speeding up of the energy transition process. Mikaa Mered, author and lecturer at HEC Paris, specializing in the geopolitics and geoeconomics of climate change, explains. When the Regional Development Engine Seizes Up 30 August 2022 West LinkContainer Over the last three years, container traffic has never seen as much disruption. All the stages in the supply chain have been severely affected. The pandemic shed a harsh light on what is a fragile system, and above all redefined the relationship between shipping lines and shippers. Pierre Cariou, Economist and Professor at KEDGE Business School, explains. Get Set, Go for the Solitaire du Figaro! 30 August 2022 Sailing On 20th August, the 34 skippers competing in the 53rd edition of the Solitaire du Figaro single-handed yacht race left Nantes for the open sea and the starting point of this legendary race. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 01 Page 02 Page 03 Page 04 Current page 05 Page 06 Page 07 Page 08 Page 09 … Next page Next › Last page Last »