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France Cyber Maritime, FEPORT and Federazione del Mare join forces in the framework of an EU Project to raise awareness on NIS 2 maritime and port cybersecurity measures.
Brest, Brussels, Rome, 22 January 2026 End of 2025, the European Commission officially signed a grant agreement with a consortium including France Cyber Maritime, FEPORT and the Italian Maritime...
Newsletter – December 2025
What 2025 Taught Us About the Needs of Europe’s Ports As 2025 draws to a close, Europe’s ports and terminals are operating in a landscape where competitiveness, resilience, security and...
European Commission Opens In-Depth Investigation into Proposed Joint Control of BEST Terminal – Barcelona / Brussels
On 12 December, the European Commission announced the opening of an in-depth investigation under the EU Merger Regulation into the proposed acquisition of joint control over Terminal Catalunya (BEST) by...
EU Commission presents Grids Package and Energy Highways initiative – Brussels
Photo: European Union/Aurore Martignoni On December 10th, the EU Commission adopted the European Grids Package and the Energy Highways initiative. Through the Grids Package, the Commission seeks to bring a European perspective to infrastructure...
Commission Presents Environmental Omnibus Package
On December 10th, the European Commission issued the Environmental Omnibus Communication entitled – Simplifying sustainable competitiveness – and accompanying legislative proposals. The Communication recognises the need for environmental protection as...
FEPORT Contributes to European Maritime Space 2025 Update – Brussels
In December, FEPORT Secretary General Lamia Kerdjoudj contributed to the European Maritime Space (EMS) Update 2025 through an interview highlighting the perspective of private port terminal operators on the future...
Council Working Party Discusses Supply Chain Resilience and Critical Infrastructure Protection – Brussels
On 9 December, the Council’s Working Party on Transport and Intermodal Questions held a focused exchange on the resilience of European logistics chains in light of recent geopolitical tensions, extreme...
Commission Updates Technical Work on TEN-T & Rail–Port Connectivity – Brussels
On 9 December, members of the European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism (TRAN) Committee held a comprehensive session focusing on the digital transformation of European transport networks and the importance of...
Press Release – General Assembly meeting
Brussels, December 5th, 2025 FEPORT welcomes the Military Mobility Package as the first building block of EU Ports' Competitiveness. During their General Assembly meeting held in Brussels on December 4th,...
FEPORT Welcomes Moffatt & Nichol as New Associate Member – Brussels
During its General Assembly meeting held in Brussels on 4 December, FEPORT welcomed Moffatt & Nichol as a new associate member of the FEPORT community. Moffatt & Nichol is a...
EU Commission presents EU Drug Strategy and Action Plan against drug trafficking
On December 4th, 2025, the EU Commission presented its EU Drug Strategy accompanied with an Action Plan against drug trafficking. The Strategy and Action Plan are part of the European...
Rail and Intermodal Associations Warn of Risks Linked to Weights and Dimensions Directive – Brussels
On 4 December, several European rail and intermodal associations — including CER, ERFA, RFF, UIP, UIRR and UNIFE — issued a joint statement reacting to the Council’s general approach on...
ENISA Publishes Guidance on Securing Industrial IoT in Port Operations – Athens
On 4 December, the EU Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) released new sector-specific guidelines addressing Industrial IoT (IIoT) security in ports and logistics nodes. The document expands on ENISA’s broader cyber-threat...
European Commission and High Representative adopt Joint Communication on economic security
On December 3rd, the European Commission and the High Representative presented a Joint Communication on strengthening Economic Security. The Communication seeks to balance the need for strengthening the EU’s and resilience in a...
PSA Antwerp Continues Rollout of Digital Planning Tools to Improve Operational Predictability – Antwerp
In early December, PSA Antwerp continued the deployment of digital planning and optimisation tools across its terminal operations, building on its broader digitalisation strategy. The solutions support berth planning, yard...
EBU Event highlights crucial role of inland waterway transport in safeguarding competitiveness, sustainability and resilience
On December 2nd, European Barging Union (EBU) organised its annual event which had a strong focus on the contribution the inland waterway transport (IWT) sector is making to the realisation...
6th European Intermodal Summit
On December the 2nd, FEPORT attended the 6th edition of the European Intermodal Summit which was organised by UIRR. The event was held online provided a forum for leading voices...
EMSA Releases 2025 Port Environmental Performance Overview – Lisbon
On 1 December, the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) published its annual Port Environmental Performance Overview, presenting consolidated data for 2024–2025 on air emissions, waste handling, energy use and OPS...
Newsletter – November 2025
An important milestone: the EU Military Mobility Package Across Europe’s waterfronts, ports have always been places where history moves. They are the points where ships meet rail and road, where...
DP World Antwerp Gateway Celebrates its 20th Anniversary – Antwerp
Thursday, 27 November 2025, DP World Antwerp Gateway celebrated two decades of innovation, growth, and partnership. DP World Antwerp has announced on the same day that it is set to...
TIC4.0 General Assembly Raises Concerns over ISO Port-Technology Standardisation Scope –Dubai
On 26 November, the Terminal Industry Committee 4.0 (TIC4.0) released the outcomes of its Autumn General Assembly, held earlier in Dubai and followed online by members worldwide. The meeting highlighted...
CEF Energy Supports the Development of CO2 Transportation Infrastructure – Brussels
According to a Commission press release, CEF energy has, since 2019, invested over EUR 978 million in 28 projects on CO2 transport, ranging from pipelines and liquefication terminals to buffer...
Council and Parliament Reach Provisional Agreement on Rail Capacity Regulation Proposal – Brussels
On the 19th of November, negotiators of the Council and Parliament reached a provisional agreement on the Rail Capacity Regulation proposal, which the Commission initially tabled in July 2023 as...
FEPORT Participates to High-Level Freight Meeting 2025 – Copenhagen
The 2025 High-level Freight Meeting held in Copenhagen on the 19th and 20th of November (kindly hosted by DB Cargo) gathered a great line up of speakers from different organisations...
FEPORT Attends IHK Nord’s Policy Breakfast on EU Ports Strategy – Brussels
On the 19th of November, FEPORT attended a policy breakfast on the upcoming EU Ports Strategy that was organised by IHK. Nord and hosted by the Permanent Representation of Lower...
FEPORT Attends 72nd TCG Meeting – Brussels
FEPORT Secretariat attended the 72nd meeting of the Trade Contact Group (TCG) held in Brussels on 20 November 2025. The discussions focused mainly on the state of play of the...
FEPORT Attends 3rd European Maritime Space Forum Meeting – Brussels
On November 17th, FEPORT attended the 3rd European Maritime Space Forum which was held at the Borschette Conference Center in Brussels. The event included updates about the EMS framework as...
FEPORT Participates in Panel on Cybersecurity during SDP Conference – Amsterdam
On the 12th of November, Maarten Boot, Senior Policy Advisor at FEPORT participated in a panel discussion during the Smart and Digital Ports Conference which was organised at the Radisson...
Parliamentary Question on Exclusion of Port Superstructures from GBER – Brussels
On 12 November, MEP Kris Van Dijck (ECR, Belgium) submitted a priority written question (P-004500/2025) urging the European Commission to clarify whether it intends to revise the General Block Exemption...
PSA Antwerp Deploys Digital-Twin tools for Berth and Yard Planning – Antwerp
PSA Antwerp introduced a new digital-twin environment allowing planners to simulate berth occupancy, crane allocation and yard density. The technology enhances operational predictability during peak periods and supports the terminal’s...
Fifth FDI Screening Report Sparks Debate on Port Investments – Brussels
In early November, legal and policy analyses of the Commission’s Fifth Annual Report on the Screening of Foreign Direct Investments into the Union underlined a continued expansion of FDI screening...
FEPORT Attends to the Presentation of the Italian Maritime Economy Report 2025 at the European Parliament – Brussels
On 6 November, FEPORT Secretariat attended the presentation of the Italian Maritime Economy Report 2025 in the European Parliament, an event hosted by MEPs Danilo Della Valle and Brando Benifei...
Hutchison Ports BEST Strengthens Rail Multimodality with Cidacos – Barcelona / La Rioja
Hutchison Ports BEST has expanded its cooperation with Cidacos, enabling regular rail transport between the Port of Barcelona and the Intermodal Logistics Center of La Rioja through Synergy, Hutchison’s rail...
Council and Parliament Reach Provisional Agreement on CountEmissionsEU – Brussels
On November 5th, Council and Parliament reached a provisional agreement the CountEmissionsEU proposal. The aim of this regulation will be to allow a better comparability of greenhouse gas emissions in...
EU Commission Presents Sustainable Transport Investment Plan – Brussels
On November 5th, the Commission unveiled the Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP). The initiative introduces a common approach to investments in renewable and low-carbon fuels, particularly focussing on aviation and waterborne...
Stakeholder Dialogue on the Security Dimension of the EU Ports Strategy – Brussels
On 4 November, the Commission held a Stakeholder Dialogue on the security dimension of the EU Ports Strategy in Brussels, as flagged in the Commission’s Daily News and linked to...
Newsletter – Oct. 2025
ETS for Maritime should not become ETS against EU ports The picture is part of an academic article that can be consulted via this link:https://lnkd.in/eBudSnei Between 14-17 October, IMO Member...
Sectoral Social Dialogue for Ports Meeting – Brussels
On 29 October 2025, representatives from FEPORT, ESPO, EDC, ETF and IDC gathered at the Borschette Centre in Brussels and online for a new meeting of the Sectoral Social Dialogue...
Commission presents 2026 Work Programme: “Europe’s Independence Moment”- Brussels
On 23 October, the European Commission adopted its Work Programme for 2026, under the title Europe’s Independence Moment. The programme outlines major legislative and non-legislative initiatives aimed at strengthening Europe’s resilience,...
EP Plenary approves Microplastics Regulation – Brussels
On October 23rd, Parliament approved the final text of the Microplastics Regulation in plenary. The Regulation, which received the green light from Council last month, will require operators of installations ...
Combined Transport Directive Amendment Withdrawal
Brussels, 22 October 2025 — the College of Commissioners adopted its work programme for 2026, indicating the intention to withdraw the proposed amendment of the Combined Transport Directive, which was...
IMO indefinitely postpones adoption of Net-Zero Framework – London
The IMO agreed to adjourn its extraordinary session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) which met between 14-17 October with the aim of adopting IMO Net-Zero Framework. The extraordinary...
FEPORT Participates to GreenPort Congress – Malta
The 20th anniversary of the GreenPort Congress kicked off in Malta with a clear message – think globally, act locally when it comes to sustainability at your operation. Kurt Farrugia, CEO, Transport Malta welcomed the...
European Parliament Conference on “Ports at the heart of the European energy transition” – Brussels
On 15 October, FEPORT Secretariat took part to a conference at the European Parliament organised by Ports of Normandy, in partnership with MEPs Stéphanie Yon-Courtin (Renew, FR) and Thomas Pellerin-Carlin...
Spanish MEP submits questions on ETS Maritime regarding funding and impacts on EU ports’ competitiveness
On October 15, MEP Giménez Larraz (EPP, Spain) highlighted in a written question to the Commission the uneven playing field that EU ports are facing vis-a-vis particularly North African facilities...
European Parliament debates report on Military Mobility – Brussels
On 14 October, the Committees on Security and Defence (SEDE) and on Transport and Tourism (TRAN) held a joint debate on the European Parliament’s draft report on Military Mobility. Rapporteurs...
PSA International launches maritime-resilience AI partnership
PSA BDP and the A*STAR Institute of High Performance Computing (IHPC) have entered into a three-year collaboration to advance maritime resilience via AI innovation. The initiative underlines how leading terminal...
Schengen Entry/Exit System (EES) enters into force – Brussels/Strasbourg
On 12 October, the EU launched the gradual roll-out of the Entry/Exit System (EES), introducing biometric registration and automated tracking of third-country nationals at external borders. The system replaces passport...
DP World invests £170 million at London Gateway for automated empty-container handling
DP World is rolling out a new “Empty Superstack” high-bay system at its London Gateway terminal, capable of storing up to 27,000 TEU of empty containers in a fully automated...
Eurogate German terminals register strong Q3 volumes, driven by the Gemini Cooperation
Eurogate has noted a marked increase in throughput at its German terminals, especially Wilhelmshaven, attributing growth to the new Gemini shipping-line cooperation. The trend signals renewed momentum for deep-sea gateway...
FEPORT contributes to the Call for Evidence on the revision of the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER) – Brussels
On 6 October, FEPORT submitted its contribution to the European Commission’s consultation on the revision of the General Block Exemption Regulation (GBER). This review is a key opportunity to modernise...
European Ports Forum discusses forthcoming EU Ports Strategy – Brussels
On 3 October, FEPORT Secretariat attended the European Ports Forum (EPF), where the European Commission and stakeholders exchanged views on the preparation of the forthcoming EU Ports Strategy. The Strategy...
ENISA Threat Landscape 2025 highlights cyber risks for transport and ports – Lisbon
On 1 October, ENISA published its annual Threat Landscape Report, confirming that transport remains one of the EU’s most targeted sectors, with logistics and maritime singled out as priority interests for...
Newsletter – Aug./Sept. 2025
One Year after the Draghi Report... On 16 September 2025, the European Commission marked the first anniversary of the Draghi Report on European competitiveness with a high-level conference opened by President Ursula...
EU and Ecuador sign agreement on organised crime – Brussels
On 24 September 2025, the European Commission and Ecuador signed a new agreement to step up data exchange between Europol and Ecuadorian authorities in the fight against organised crime, drug trafficking, and...
EU Council Approves Regulation Preventing Plastic Pellets – Brussels
On 22 September, the Council of the EU formally adopted a new regulation to prevent plastic pellet losses across the supply chain, including specific requirements for maritime transport. Parliament’s second-reading...
FEPORT Participates to Porto Maritime week – Leixões
On September 23rd, 2025, FEPORT Secretary General, Ms Lamia Kerdjoudj participated to a panel discussion in the framework of Porto Maritime week held in the Port of Leixões. The session...
EU-wide – Updated MED regulation and implications for ports – Brussels
On 23 September, 2025, the updated Implementing Regulation (EU 2025/1533) amending the Marine Equipment Directive (2014/90/EU) entered into force. The revision introduces new testing and performance standards for marine safety and lifesaving equipment, while...
Lübeck – HHLA’s omoQo launches cloud-native TOS
HHLA’s digital subsidiary omoQo, together with Hamburg Port Consulting, rolled out a cloud-native Terminal Operating System at the Lehmann Cargo Terminal in Lübeck. The modular platform is designed for faster...
EBU publishes Annual Report 2024/2025 – Brussels
On September 22nd, European Barging Union (EBU) published its Annual Report 2024/2025. EBU represents freight and passenger barge owners and operators across Europe’s principal inland waterway nations. The report gives...
Eastern Europe tensions reinforce EU focus on military mobility – Brussels
The recent escalation of drone and missile attacks on Ukraine and increasing incidents near Poland and Romania have highlighted once more how fragile Europe’s security environment has become. With NATO...
Clean Transport Corridor Initiative and AFIR: Implications for Ports – Brussels
Nine Member States and the European Commission signed (when ?) a declaration launching the Clean Transport Corridor Initiative, aiming to accelerate the deployment of recharging and refuelling infrastructure for zero-emission...
European Commission Launches Clean Transport Initiative – Brussels
On 16 September, transport ministers from Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Lithuania, Malta, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, and Sweden, together with the Commissioner for Transport Apostolos Tzitzikostas, signed a declaration on the Clean Transport...
Wilhelmshaven – EUROGATE passes 1 million TEU milestone
EUROGATE Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven (CTW) handled its 1,000,000th TEU of the year on 18 September — the first time in the terminal’s 13-year history. The milestone reflects CTW’s growing role...
New Coordinators Appointed for TEN-T corridors – Brussels
On September 15th, the European Commission designated three new European Coordinators for the trans-European transport network (TEN-T): Margarida Marques (Rhine–Danube Corridor), François Bausch (Atlantic Corridor), and Mario Mauro (Baltic–Black Sea–Aegean Sea Corridor)....
FEPORT replies to call for evidence regarding initiative on CO2 markets and infrastructure
On September 11, FEPORT submitted its reply to the call for evidence on CO2 Markets and Infrastructure in the EU. The upcoming Commission initiative – set to be proposed by...
US-Belgium Cooperation on Maritime Drug Interdiction – Antwerp
On September 10th, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem met with Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever in Antwerp to reinforce cooperation against transnational maritime drug trafficking. Discussions focused on...
FEPORT Secretary General participates to WCO Workshop on Supply Chain Integrity Project – Brussels
On September 10th, 2025, FEPORT Secretary General, Ms Lamia Kerdjoudj gave a presentation regarding the collective response to safeguarding maritime supply chains from criminal threats. FEPORT Secretary General said that...
State of the Union: European Grids Package and Competitiveness Priorities – Strasbourg
In her State of the Union address to the European Parliament on 10 September, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed that the European Grids Package will be presented by the end...
Hong Kong – PSA wins multiple AFLAS 2025 Awards
PSA International was recognised at the Asian Freight, Logistics & Supply Chain (AFLAS) Awards 2025, receiving three awards, including “Best Global Container Terminal Operator” for the seventh time. The awards...
FEPORT Replies to Call for Evidence on technical updates ETS State aid guidelines – Brussels
On September 4th, FEPORT submitted its reply to the Call for Evidence regarding technical updates of the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) State aid guidelines. The ETS State aid Guidelines provide...
FEPORT Submits its Response to Call for Evidence on European Climate Resilience and Risk Management Initiative – Brussels
On September 4th, FEPORT submitted a reply to the Call for Evidence on the upcoming initiative on European Climate Resilience and Risk Management. The initiative was already announced in President...
FEPORT Submits Feedback regarding Sustainable Transport Investment Plan – Brussels
On September 4th, FEPORT responded to the Call for Evidence regarding the upcoming Sustainable Transport Investment Plan (STIP), which the Commission is set to present in the third quarter of...
Commission Confirms Sectoral Parts of the MFF 2028–2034 – Brussels
On 3 September, the European Commission adopted the sectoral proposals accompanying the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028–2034. For transport and energy, the package confirms the continuation of the Connecting Europe...
European Pariament Presents Draft Report on Military Mobility – Brussels
On 1 September, the European Parliament’s Committees on Security and Defence (SEDE) and Transport and Tourism (TRAN) presented their draft Own-Initiative Report on Military Mobility (2025/2090(INI)). The report, prepared by rapporteurs Petras...
DP World reports strong H1 2025 results
DP World announced robust results for the first half of 2025, with revenue up 20.4% year-on-year and container volumes growing 6.7%. The Group also confirmed a 5% capacity growth outlook...
FEPORT Responds to Call for Evidence on European grid package – Brussels
On August the 5th, FEPORT submitted its response to the Call for Evidence on the European grid package. The package, planned for adoption by the fourth quarter of this year,...
Offshore Wind Industry Calls for More Port Capacity – Brussels
On 4 August, WindEurope reiterated that Europe must significantly expand its port infrastructure and fleet of specialised vessels if it is to meet its offshore wind targets of 84 GW...
Newsletter – July 2025
Hopefully on the way to a dual-use TEN-T network The EU Commission’s proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework, for 2028 to 2034 unveiled on July 16th, 2025, shows the...
FEPORT, ETA and EMPA submit a joint reply to the Call for Evidence on the EU Ports Strategy – Brussels
The Federation of European Private Port Companies and Terminals (FEPORT), the European Tugowners Association (ETA), and the European Maritime Pilots’ Association (EMPA) have come together to submit this joint contribution...
FEPORT submits reply to Maritime Industrial Strategy – Brussels
On July 28, FEPORT submitted its contribution to the Call for Evidence on the Maritime Industrial Strategy. FEPORT reply underlined the need of maintaining a strong maritime technology industrial base...
FEPORT submits its reply to the Call for Evidence on the EU Ports Strategy – Brussels
As the European Commission advances preparations for its forthcoming EU Ports Strategy, FEPORT has submitted a comprehensive response to the Call for Evidence, presenting key priorities to reinforce the competitiveness,...
FEPORT members reply to call for feedback on EU ports strategy
On July 28th, many FEPORT members, both companies and national associations, submitted their feedback to the open call for feedback on the EU Ports Strategy, demonstrating a strong interest from...
FEPORT President Participates to the Second Ministerial Port Alliance Meeting – Copenhagen
On July 21st, 2025, FEPORT President Mr Gunther Bonz and Ms Mona Hyldgaard Møller, General Secretary of Danske Shipping - og Havnevirksomheder (Danish Shipbrokers and Port Operators’ Association) participated to...
Konecranes announces delivery of electric AGVs to ECT Euromax terminal
Konecranes has announced the supply of an Advanced Horizontal Transport (AHT) System to ECT Euromax, supporting the companies shift to fully electric operations. The order, that was filed throughout the...
World Customs Organization issues report on infiltration of maritime cargo supply chains – Brussels
On July 17th, the World Customs Organization (WCO) published a new report: Infiltration of maritime cargo supply chains, Organized crime, cocaine and the internal conspirators. The report’s findings are based on an...
EESC adopts opinion on ETS implementation – Brussels
On July 17th, the European Economic and Social Committee adopted an own-initiative opinion on the economic impact of the Emission Trading System which particularly focusses on the recent amendments introduced...
PSA Antwerp becomes ZEPA’s newest member in the drive for cleaner ports
PSA Antwerp (PSAA) has officially joined the Zero Emission Port Alliance (ZEPA), a global initiative that brings together terminal operators, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and ports around a shared ambition:...
71st Plenary meeting of the Trade Contact Group – Brussels
On the 15th of July, FEPORT attended the 77th meeting of the Trade Contact Group which was exclusively dedicated to updating trade stakeholders on the Union Customs Code reform, as the Council...
EU Commission proposes doubling CEF the 2028-2034 MFF budget – Brussels
On July 15th, 2025, the EU Commission unveiled its proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework, for 2028 to 2034. For the transport sector, Commissioner Tzitzikostas announced that the package includes a...
Polish Permanent Representation hosts event on Customs Reform – Brussels
On July 11h, FEPORT attended an event on the Customs Reform which was hosted by the Polish Permanent Representation in Brussels. Aim of the event was to take stock of...
Commission provides guidance on sustainability agreement to reduce CO2 emissions in European ports – Brussels
The European Commission has issued informal guidance on the compatibility with EU competition rules of a sustainability agreement for the joint purchasing and the setting of technical specifications for electric...
94 transport projects selected under Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) – Brussels
The European Commission, it was reported on July 3rd, selected 94 transport projects receiving together almost EUR 2.8 billion of grants under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF). The projects aim...
FEPORT participates to UNIM’s General Assembly meeting – Le Havre
On July 3rd, 2025, FEPORT Secretary General, Ms Lamia Kerdjoudj, participated to UNIM’s General Assembly meeting held in Le Havre. Mr Edouard Philippe, Former Prime Minister and Mayor of Le...
EP and Council start trilogues on CountEmissions EU – Brussels
On July 2nd, the Parliament and the Council met for the first round of interinstitutional (trilogue) negotiations on CountEmissionsEU, as the Danish Presidency, having started its term at the start...
FEPORT President participates to the strategic dialogue with Commissioner Tzitzikostas on the EU Port Strategy – Brussels
On July 1st, 2025, FEPORT President, Mr Gunther Bonz participated to the strategic dialogue initiated by Commissioner Tzitzikostas regarding the upcoming EU Port Strategy. The meeting was an opportunity to...
Newsletter – June 2025
EU Ports Strategy for Competitiveness On July 1st, 2025 FEPORT is invited to participate to the strategic dialogue with Commissioner Tzitzikostas regarding the EU Ports Strategy. FEPORT welcomes the announcement...
Maritime and Port Stakeholders Welcome the Council General Approach – Brussels
The undersigned associations, representing EU port and maritime stakeholders uniting shipping lines, agents, ports, terminals and forwarders, welcome the adoption of the Council General Approach and commend the Member States’...
Customs Reform: Maritime and port stakeholders welcome the Council general approach
Brussels, 27 June 2025 The undersigned associations, representing EU port and maritime stakeholders uniting shipping lines, agents, ports, terminals and forwarders, welcome the adoption of the Council General Approach and...
European Commission adopts Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework
On the 25 June, the European Commission formally adopted the Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF) which should accelerate industrial decarbonisation by improving the conditions for Member States to...
Danish Presidency publishes its programme for the second half of 2025 – Brussels
On 20 June, the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU unveiled its programme for the second half of 2025, with a strong focus on advancing the green transition...
FEPORT General Assembly meeting – Naples
Gathered in the beautiful city of Naples for the mid-year General Assembly meeting of the organisation, FEPORT members applauded the publication on the 28th of April 2025 of the ECJ’s Order...
Press release: EU Port Strategy
Naples, 20 June 2025 The EU Port Strategy should include a State Aid Framework for ports that boosts the competitiveness of the sector and enables it to reach EU objectives...
FEPORT replies to Cybersecurity Act consultation and call for evidence – Brussels
On June 19, FEPORT responded to the public consultation and call for evidence regarding the ongoing revision of the Cybersecurity Act. Cybersecurity is gaining importance in ports and terminals as...
Parliament and Council reach political agreement on CBAM simplification proposal – Brussels
On June 18, the Council Presidency and the negotiators from the European Parliament reached a provisional political agreement on the CBAM simplification proposal. The co-legislators support the Commission proposal to...
FEPORT takes part in TOC Rotterdam panel discussion on Green Shipping Corridors – Rotterdam
On the 18th of June, Mr. Manuel Andrade, Policy Advisor at FEPORT, participated in a panel session organised at TOC Europe at the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam. The session, entitled...
FEPORT takes part in TOC Rotterdam panel discussion on business opportunities within the energy transition – Rotterdam
On the 18 June, Mr. Maarten Boot, Senior Policy Advisor of FEPORT, participated in a panel session organised at TOC Rotterdam to discuss business opportunities within the energy transition. The...
DG TAXUD consults trade on impacts US tariff policy – Brussels
On June 13th, FEPORT attended the 70th plenary session of the trade contact group (TCG) in which economic operators discuss customs and trade related matters with DG TAXUD. The session...
EU Commission and the EU’s High Representative launch preparations for a new Military Mobility Package – Brussels
On May 13, the ENVI Committee of the European Parliament adopted the provisional political agreement on the microplastics regulation. The text was approved with 66 votes in favour, 6 against...
EU Commission adopts an Implementing Regulation under FuelEU – Brussels
On the 6th of June, an Implementing Regulation identifying “neighbouring container transhipment ports” under FuelEU Maritime. The text includes Tanger Med (Morocco) and East Port Said (Egypt) in the list of ports,...
EU Commission opens a public consultation on the review of the EU merger guidelines – Brussels
On 6 June 2025, the European Commission opened a public consultation as part of its comprehensive review of the EU merger guidelines. The initiative aims to update the current framework...
FEPORT participates to ETA Annual General Assembly and Conference – Syracuse
On June 5th, 2025, FEPORT Secretary General, Ms Lamia Kerdjoudj attended the European Tugowners Association Conference held in parallel of the General Assembly meeting in Syracuse. "AI Horizons: Transforming maritime...
PSA Antwerp and Lineas Launch New Direct Rail Connection Between Zeebrugge and Antwerp to Strengthen Sustainable Hinterland Connectivity
PSA Antwerp and Lineas announced the successful launch of a new rail service directly linking PSA’s terminal in Zeebrugge with the Noordzee Terminal in Antwerp, at Transport Logistic, an international transportation...
FEPORT participates to COCERAL-UNISTOCK General Assembly Meeting – Brussels
On June 3rd, 2025, FEPORT Secretary General, Ms Lamia Kerdjoudj participated to the discussions within the UNISTOCK COCERAL Logistics committee regarding the upcoming Port Strategy and how it can support...
Newsletter – May 2025
Level Playing Field is crucial In an order delivered on the 28th of April 2025 following FEPORT’s action regarding a State Aid scheme granted by Greece to the maritime sector concerning tonnage tax...
FEPORT’s Contribution to the consultation on the interim evaluation of CEF 2021-2027: Advocating for a More Inclusive and Effective Transport Funding Framework – Brussels
FEPORT has submitted its response to the European Commission’s interim evaluation of the Connecting Europe Facility – Transport (CEF-T) 2021–2027, sharing insights and recommendations to enhance the programme’s effectiveness, accessibility,...
EU Commission adopts Single Market Strategy – Brussels
On the 21st of May, the European Commission adopted the Single Market Strategy. The Commission highlights the success of the single market, stressing it is the main driver of EU...
FEPORT participates to ITF Summit Ministerial Roundtable on building Maritime transport Resilience – Leipzig
On May 21st, in the framework of the International Transport Forum (ITF) Summit in Leipzig, FEPORT Secretary General, Ms Lamia Kerdjoudj, participated to a Ministerial Roundtable on building Maritime transport...
FEPORT welcomes the ECJ’s recognition of FEPORT’s action to restore a level playing field – Brussels
In an order delivered on the 28th of April 2025 following FEPORT’s action regarding a State Aid scheme granted by Greece to the maritime sector concerning tonnage tax and related...
FEPORT participates to Global Gateway Meeting – Brussels
On the 20th of May, FEPORT attended the Global Gateway 2nd Green Shipping Corridors (GGGSC) workshop. From the European Commission side, different DGs attended and presented such as DG MOVE, DG...
Trilogue agreement reached on EMSA regulation – Brussels
On May 20th, 2025, the European Parliament and the Council reached a provisional political agreement on a regulation updating the mandate of the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA). The agreement...
SEARICA event: EU Maritime & Defence – Brussels
On 20th of May, FEPORT took part in a timely and forward-looking discussion on EU maritime security and defence, organised by the SEArica Intergroup at the European Parliament under the initiative...
FEPORT Welcomes EU-UK Summit Agreements on Maritime Safety and ETS Cooperation – London
On 19 May 2025, the European Union and the United Kingdom held their first high-level summit since Brexit, marking a renewed phase of cooperation. Hosted in London, the summit concluded...
Szczecin Declaration: Advancing the Competitiveness and Resilience of Europe’s Maritime Sector – Szczecin
On May 15, 2025, nineteen EU Member States adopted the Szczecin Declaration, emphasising the need for an ambitious EU Industrial Maritime Strategy to bolster the competitiveness and resilience of Europe's...
Public Hearing on Military Mobility in the European Parliament – Brussels
On 14 May, the European Parliament’s Committee on Security and Defence (SEDE) and the Committee on Transport and Tourism (TRAN) convened a joint public hearing on military mobility. The event...
MEP submits question to the Commission on scope of ETS Maritime – Brussels
On the 13th of May, MEP Asger Christensen (Renew, Denmark) submitted a priority question for written answer on EU ETS for maritime transport to the European Commission. The question related to the...
ENVI Committee approves the CBAM simplification proposal – Brussels
On May 13, the ENVI Committee of the European Parliament voted on the CBAM simplification proposal, which the Commission presented as part of the Omnibus package on February 26. The...
ENVI Committee approves provisional political agreement on microplastics regulation – Brussels
On May 13, the ENVI Committee of the European Parliament adopted the provisional political agreement on the microplastics regulation. The text was approved with 66 votes in favour, 6 against...
Waterborne Technology Platform welcomes a revamped long term budget for the European Union – Brussels
Waterborne Technology Platform welcomes the resolution of the European Parliament regarding the long-term budget of the EU, emphasising the importance of research, development, innovation and its deployment. On 07 May...
FEPORT attends ESPO Conference – Thessaloniki
On 8th and 9th of May 2025, ESPO held the 21st edition of the ESPO Conference in Thessaloniki. FEPORT Secretary General, Ms. Lamia Kerdjoudj, attended the event which was a good opportunity...
Report of the LIBE Committee’s Mission – Antwerp and Rotterdam
On 14–15 April 2025, Members of the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) conducted a fact-finding mission to the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam. The...
Mediterranean Sulphur Emission Control Area enters into effect
On May 1, 2025, the Mediterranean Sea Emission Control Area (ECA) for sulphur oxides entered into effect, making the Mediterranean Sea the fifth ECA worldwide under MARPOL Annex VI. Ships...
Newsletter – April 2025
Thank you to all our speakers and guests! On 9 April 2025, FEPORT organised its Eighth Stakeholders’ Conference under the theme “Ports Ahead: Navigating the Future EU Maritime Industrial Strategy.”...
EFTA House Conference on Port Security – Brussels
On 29 April 2025, the EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) and the Norwegian Coastal Administration (Kystverket) co-hosted the conference Navigating Challenges to Security and Resilience in European Ports at EFTA House...
“Don’t leave Combined Transport behind” – Joint Statement on Combined Transport – Brussels
intermodal sectors, welcome the Political Agenda presented by the Commission’s President and translated into the mission letters of the College of Commissioners. We particularly welcome the need to enhance Europe’s competitiveness...
European Ports Alliance: 2nd Senior Officials Meeting – Gdańsk
From 28 to 30 April 2025, the European Ports Alliance convened its 2nd Senior Officials Meeting (SOM) in Gdańsk, Poland. Organised by the European Commission’s DG HOME and the Polish...
Council Working Party on Customs Union meets to discuss UCC reform – Brussels
The Council Working Party on the Customs Union met on 28 April, among other things, to discuss the Union Customs Code reform. The WP discussed Title VIII – special procedures...
FEPORT Replies to call for feedback on CISAF Guidelines – Brussels
On 25 April, FEPORT responded to the open call for feedback regarding the draft Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF) guidelines. FEPORT reply supported the draft Guidelines’ rationale to...
Deltalinqs: Port entrepreneurs fear indirect effects of trade policy Trump
According to a poll launched by Deltalinqs and RPPC, most companies in the port of Rotterdam fear especially the indirect impacts of the US trade policy. Companies are in particular...
Selection Procedure for New TEN-T Coordinators – Brussels
The European Commission has initiated the selection process for new European Coordinators for three key corridors of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T): Atlantic Corridor Baltic Sea–Black Sea–Aegean Sea Corridor Rhine-Danube...
FEPORT attends the kick off consultation on the Quality Jobs Roadmap hosted by EVP Roxana Mînzatu – Brussels
Executive Vice-President of the European Commission, Roxana Mînzatu, initiated a broad consultation process with European social partners on the Quality Jobs Roadmap, holding an initial exchange during the kick-off meeting....
Security and the Fight Against Drug Trafficking: LIBE Committee Visits the Ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam
On 15-16 April 2025, a delegation from the European Parliament’s Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee (LIBE) visited the ports of Antwerp and Rotterdam to examine efforts to strengthen...
Commission opens calls for feedback ETS and Innovation Fund – Brussels
On 15 April, the European Commission opened a call for evidence and a public consultation on the EU emissions trading system, as some elements of the system are due for...
IMO’ Agreement on the reduction of emissions from shipping – London
During the 83rd meeting of the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 83) held between 7-11 April, the IMO reached an agreement on a Net-zero Framework that will combine a...
Update on the Revision of the FDI Screening Regulation – Brussels
On 8 April 2025, the European Parliament's INTA Committee adopted revisions to the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Screening Regulation. The amendments expand mandatory screening to include sectors like media services,...
EU Commission presents ProtectEU – Brussels
On 1 April 2025, the European Commission introduced ProtectEU, a new strategy designed to strengthen the EU’s internal security. Against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical tensions and evolving threats such...
Newsletter – March 2025
Resilient Waterborne Logistics Supply Chains: A Key to EU Competitiveness As a result of constructive discussions that took place at the end of February 2025, 17 organisations, including FEPORT, have...
FEPORT replies to call for feedback on Taxonomy Delegated Acts – Brussels
On March 26, FEPORT responded to the call for feedback on the amendments to the Taxonomy Delegated Acts, which the Commission presented on February 26 as part of the Omnibus...
FEPORT attends 14th EU UK DAG meeting as dialogue gains momentum – Brussels
On March 25, FEPORT was pleased to participate in the 14th EU Domestic Advisory Group meeting under the Trade and Cooperation Agreement, bringing together stakeholders from the EU and the...
Women in Transport Platform for Change Reflections from the Meeting – Brussels
On March 25, FEPORT attended the Women in Transport Platform for Change meeting. This exchange, organised at the initiative of the European Commission, brought together stakeholders from both the private...
FEPORT participates in 69th TCG meeting – Brussels
On March 20, FEPORT participated in the 69th meeting of the Trade Contact Group, which took place in the Walter Hallstein meeting room at the Berlaymont. During the meeting, an...
White Paper for European Defence: Readiness 2030 – Brussels
As geopolitical tensions rise, the EU is stepping up its defence strategy with the White Paper for European Defence – Readiness 2030. At its core is Military Mobility, a crucial component...
Commission publishes first draft report on monitoring of ETS Maritime
On March 19, DG CLIMA published the first report on the implementation of the EU ETS extension to maritime transport, providing an initial assessment of its impact since its entry...
FEPORT participates to EMPA-EuDA and ETA workshop during the EU Shipping Summit – Brussels
EMPA, ETA, and EuDA co-organised a workshop on the pivotal role of human action as a key factor to decarbonise the port services sector. FEPORT Secretary General, Ms. Lamia Kerdjoudj,...
EU Transport Ministers Prioritise Resilient and Secure Infrastructure – Warsaw
In an informal meeting chaired by Polish Minister of Infrastructure Dariusz Klimczak, EU Transport Ministers convened to address the imperative of enhancing the resilience and security of Europe's transport infrastructure....
EU and Brazil Join Forces to Combat Organised Crime and Terrorism
On March 5, 2025, the EU and Brazil signed an agreement in the context of a cooperation strategy against organised crime inked to cybercriminality, drug trafficking, and terrorism. The pact...
FEPORT Engages in EU Sectoral Social Dialogue on Ports – Brussels
On March 5, FEPORT participated in the Sectoral Social Dialogue for Ports (SSDC) meeting, where the European Commission reaffirmed the importance of the labour pillar in the upcoming EU Port...
ENISA’s First NIS360 Report – Athens
The first NIS360 report published by the European Union's cybersecurity agency (ENISA) on March 5, takes stock of the cybersecurity maturity level in key sectors. Among these, the maritime sector,...
EU Commission publishes annual report on CO2 Emissions from Maritime Transport – Brussels
On March 3, the European Commission published the sixth report on CO2 emissions from ships entering and leaving the European Economic Area ports. The data used in the report collected...
Commissioner Hoekstra answers MEP Hoekstra’s questions on ETS Maritime’s impact on competitiveness
On February 28, Commissioner Hoekstra answered a question of Spanish MEPs Juan Ignacio Zoldo Álvarez (EPP) and Borja Giménez Larraz (EPP) on ETS Maritime and its impacts on the competitive...
Newsletter – February 2025
For Odessa and the Ukrainians Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the port of Odessa has been the target of bombings and very soon many Europeans started...
Press Release: Clean Industrial Deal and Omnibus proposals
Brussels, 27 February 2025 FEPORT welcomes the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal and Omnibus proposals The Clean Industrial Deal communication is a major milestone translating the Commission’s willingness to...
FEPORT welcomes the objectives of the Clean Industrial Deal and Omnibus proposals – Brussels
The Clean Industrial Deal communication is a major milestone translating the Commission’s willingness to continue its pursuit of EU Climate targets while ensuring that companies maintain and expand their competitiveness...
Commission issues proposals to reduce administrative burdens for companies and citizens – “Omnibus” package – Brussels
On the 26th of February, the European Commission adopted a series of legislative proposals that simplify compliance with EU rules for business and citizens. The “Omnibus” package in particular aims to:...
President Von der Leyen presents Clean Industrial Deal to CEOs – Antwerp
On the 26th of February, 2025, President Ursula Von der Leyen presented the Clean Industrial deal to more than 300 industry leaders gathered in Antwerp. Ms. Von der Leyen’s presentation...
Working Party on the Customs Union meets to discuss Title VI and VII of the UCC reform proposal – Brussels
On the 21st of February, the Council Working Party on Customs met to discuss the Union Customs Code reform proposal, specifically focussing on Title VI (Goods brought into the customs territory...
FEPORT replies to Call for Feedback FuelEU Maritime Implementing Regulation – Brussels
On January 14th, the European Commission published a draft Implementing Regulation laying down a list of non-EEA ports to be excluded from the definition of “port of call” under the...
European Ports Forum Meeting – Brussels
FEPORT attended the Port Forum meeting held on February 20th, the agenda included following topics: EU Port Strategy: Discussions focused on the development of a Comprehensive EU Port Strategy, addressing key...
TRAN Committee meets for structured dialogue with Commissioner Tzitzikostas – Brussels
On February 19th, the Transport and Tourism (TRAN) Committee met for a structured dialogue with Transport Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas who presented the transport and tourism related aspects of the Commission...
FEPORT Responds to EU Call for Evidence on Drug Trafficking – Brussels
On February 14th, FEPORT submitted its response to the European Commission’s call for evidence on the evaluation of criminal acts and penalties for drug trafficking. The consultation, launched under the...
Commission issues Communication on next MFF – Brussels
The Commission seeks to move from a budget which is mainly based on programmes, towards a MFF where the allocation of resources is more policy-focussed. Aim is to simplify the...
Commission selects innovative projects dedicated to deploying alternative fuels infrastructure in transport – Brussels
On the 6th of February, the Commission has announced the selection of 39 innovative projects across the EU aimed at supporting the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure for different transport modes....
Press Release: FEPORT and 44 European Transport Organisations Call for a Stronger EU Transport Budget
Brussels, 4 Feburary 2025 FEPORT, alongside 44 European transport organisations, urges EU policymakers to uphold a strong, centrally coordinated transport funding instrument to address Europe’s infrastructure, resilience, and decarbonisation challenges....
FEPORT and 44 European Transport Organisations Call for a Stronger EU Transport Budget – Brussels
On February 5th, FEPORT alongside 44 European transport organisations, co-signed an open letter urging EU policymakers to uphold a strong, centrally coordinated transport funding instrument to address Europe’s infrastructure, resilience,...
FEPORT replies to Platform on Sustainable Finance (PSF) draft report on taxonomy simplification – Brussels
On January 8th, 2025, the Platform on Sustainable Finance published a draft report containing preliminary recommendations for the review of the Taxonomy Climate Delegated Act, in view of simplifying the...
EMSA and EEA publish European Transport Environment Report 2025 – Lisbon
On the 5th of February, European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) and European Environment Agency (EEA) published the European Maritime Transport Environmental Report (EMTER) 2025. The report stresses that even though the...
FEPORT attends the presentation of EMTER – Lisbon
On February 4th, 2025, FEPORT Secretary General, Ms Lamia Kerdjoudj has been invited by the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) and the European Environment Agency (EEA) to the launch of...
Newsletter – January 2025
The EU Plan for Competitiveness The long awaited EU Competitiveness Compass has been published, and it will certainly be extensively commented in the coming weeks. Beyond its content, we may already...
Annual Single Market and Competitiveness Report highlights challenges and opportunities to EU competitiveness – Brussels
On January 29th, the European Commission has published the 2025 Annual Single Market and Competitiveness Report analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the EU economy. It provides the analytical context for the...
The European Commission Releases the Competitiveness Compass – Brussels
The European Commission has released on the 29th of January 2025 the "Competitiveness Compass," a strategic framework aimed at enhancing the EU's economic dynamism and global competitiveness. The document emphasizes...
ITF OECD Stakeholders’ Consultations – Paris
Since 2007, the ITF Annual Consultation conducts a consultation of International Organisations to identify key topics in the transport sector. Since 2016, the meetings also include an Annual Consultation on...
European Parliament Event – Zero Pollution in Action: Strengthening Pellet Regulation – Brussels
On the 28th of January, FEPORT attended an EP Event organised by Pew on the microplastics regulation proposal, in view of the upcoming trialogue negotiations. The event was co-sponsored by...
ESPO’s and FEPORT’s joint position paper on the proposed amendments to the Water Framework Directive (WFD) and Environmental Quality Standards Directive (EQSD) – Brussels
Ahead of the interinstitutional negotiations on the Integrated Water Management Directive proposal, European Seaports Organisation (ESPO) and FEPORT adopted a position paper calling on the co-legislators to consider the following...
Transport sector requests EUR 9.5 billion for infrastructure projects on the TEN-T network via CEF – Brussels
The European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) has received 258 applications requesting more than EUR 9.5 billion in co-funding from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF). This amount exceeds...
EU to Launch Enhanced update NCTS – Brussels
The European Union (EU) will roll out the latest version of the New Computerised Transit System (NCTS5) across all Member States on 21 January 2025, marking a major upgrade to...
European Commission Proposes List of Excluded Non-EEA Container Transhipment Ports for FuelEU Maritime Compliance – Brussels
The European Commission has presented a draft implementing Regulation outlining non-EEA container transhipment ports excluded from the definition of ‘port of call’ under the FuelEU Maritime Regulation. The proposed list,...
EESC high level panel on Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) in ensuring resilience and preparedness for both civilian and military needs – Brussels
On 14 January, the European Economic and Social Committee organized a high-level panel discussion regarding the critical role of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) in ensuring resilience and preparedness for...
Port of Rotterdam and Port of Antwerp-Bruges present a joint study – Brussels
On 14 January, the Port of Rotterdam and Port of Antwerp-Bruges organized a joint event at the Solvay Library in Brussels to present the study “Value Creation for Europe: A...
Joint Press Release: FEPORT Co-Signs Open Letter on Railway Infrastructure Capacity Regulation
Brussels, 10 January 2025 FEPORT together with AERRL, CEFIC, CEPI, CLECAT, COCERAL, ECG, ERFA, ESC, EUORFER, UIP and UIRR have co-signed an open letter concerning the trilogue negotiations on the Railway Infrastructure Capacity...
FEPORT and Partners Advocate for Stronger Rail Freight Frameworks – Brussels
FEPORT, alongside AERRL, CEFIC, CEPI, CLECAT, COCERAL, ECG, ERFA, ESC, EUROFER, UIP, and UIRR, has co-signed an open letter addressing the ongoing trilogue negotiations on the Railway Infrastructure Capacity Regulation....
EU Advances implementation eFTI Regulation – Brussels
The European Union has taken a significant step towards modernizing freight transport operations with the entry into force of the first set of implementing and delegated acts under the Electronic...
Commission opens call for feedback on preliminary recommendations Platform on Sustainable Finance regarding taxonomy review – Brussels
On January 8th, the Platform on Sustainable Finance published a draft report containing preliminary recommendations on the following subjects: The review of the Climate Delegated Act The possible addition of new activities...
Newsletter – December 2024
Wishing the Polish Presidency Great Success! As Poland assumes the Presidency of the Council of the European Union under the motto ’Security, Europe!’, FEPORT expresses its full support to this...
FEPORT applauds to Greece’s commitment to undertake the necessary changes in its tonnage tax scheme
Brussels, 4 December 2024 FEPORT members gathered in Brussels for the General Assembly meeting of the organization. FEPORT takes note of the recent announcement by the Commission to formally record...
Newsletter – November 2024
Threat or Opportunity for Europe? November has been a busy and febrile month. While the Brussels bubble has been very attentive to the hearings of the Commissioners-designate given the importance...
Newsletter – Archive
Welcome to our newsletter archive. Below you will find an overview of all available newsletter from our archive, back until 2015. The newsletters are packed in a zip archive per...
FEPORT calls for a focus on competitiveness and sufficient time for regulatory implementation
Antwerp, 31 May 2024 FEPORT members gathered in Antwerp for the mid-year General Assembly meeting of the organization have formally adopted FEPORT Manifesto 2024-2029. The document is a contribution to...
EU TRANSPORT SECTOR: Europe more than ever in need of more EU budget for transport
Brussels, 3 April 2024 44 European transport organisations, among which FEPORT, representing the key spectrum of Europe’s transport network, are again joining forces in a campaign to urge the Council...
EU’s waterborne transport sector issues Joint Declaration
Brussels, 13 March 2024 The EU’s waterborne transport sector is dynamic, featuring a diverse array of public and private stakeholders. This includes maritime and inland waterways shipowners and operators, shipyards,...
EU Innovation Fund is key to support the transition to zero emission waterborne transport
Brussels, 1 February 2024 Today, CLIA Europe, ECSA, ESPO, FEPORT, SEA Europe and WaterborneTP jointly organised the EU Innovation Fund info day for the waterborne transport sector, co-organised by the...
Press releases – Archive
Welcome to our archive of press releases. Below you will find an overview of all available press releases from our archive, back until 2015. The press releases are packed in...
