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• 11 January 19 2019 CEF Transport call virtual info day 2019 CEF Transport call virtual info day Thursday, 17. January 2019 – 10:00 The information day will cover the priorities and main aspects of the 2019 CEF Transport call, evaluation and award process, and will also give tips... Read more ›
• 11 January 19 Poseidon Med II Workshop at the Technological Educational Institution of Crete   The European co-funded Poseidon Med II programme (PMII), organized a workshop at the Technological Educational Institute of Crete (TEI) in the context of its dissemination activities. The subject of the workshop, which took... Read more ›
• 26 November 18 Ship Growth Optimism with Trade Concern The global maritime industry is cautiously optimistic about the global business environment for world trade but also concerned about challenges to industry recovery including the potential impact of trade tensions, cyber-security and fuel costs,... Read more ›
• 22 November 18 MED ATLANTIC ECOBONUS Project Final Event – Lisbon, 29th November 2018 “Med Atlantic Ecobonus Project: a feasibility study contribution towards achieving sustainable freight transport services in the Transeuropean Transport Network”  is the title of the final event of Medatlantic Ecobonus Project that will be held... Read more ›
• 31 October 18 Roundtable of Port Organisations to pool resources and prioritise efforts on meeting IMO regulations on safety, environment and operations London, United Kingdom, October 2018 At a recent meeting in London at the Baltic Exchange, heads of the world’s leading associations for the world port community met to establish a roundtable with the view... Read more ›
• 27 October 18 The Escola Europea & FONASBA sign collaboration agreements with the first partners for the SAILNET Programme On the 28th of September 2018, the director of the Escola Europea – Intermodal Transport, Eduard Rodes, travelled to Naples to sign an agreement of collaboration with the partners of the SAILNET Programme: Mr. Gian Enzo... Read more ›
• 24 October 18 ‘JUST-IN-TIME’ Sailing Reduces CO2 Footprint If sea-going vessels were better informed about the availability of berths and adapted their speed accordingly, substantial savings could be made in terms of fuel and CO2 emissions.     This conclusion is based... Read more ›
• 09 October 18 EU steps up its strategy for connecting Europe and Asia The European Commission and the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy  adopted a Joint Communication that sets out the EU’s vision for a new and comprehensive strategy to better... Read more ›
• 08 October 18 Trade war threatens outlook for global shipping, warns new report Seaborne trade expanded by a healthy 4% in 2017, the fastest growth in five years, while UNCTAD forecasts similar growth this year, according to its Review of Maritime Transport 2018. Volumes across all segments... Read more ›
• 26 September 18 METHANOL as fuel: creating a pathway to cleaner ports and shipping The maritime and ports industries are facing a future increasingly defined by environmental regulations which require progressively cleaner fuels to improve air quality, writes Chris Chatterton, chief operating officer, The Methanol Institute. The maritime... Read more ›