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26 February 2025

Animals are helping to monitor the environmental quality in ports

In the Port of Guyane (France) three apiaries housing two species of bees were established […]

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26 February 2025

Port Authority of Helsinki achieves carbon neutrality

The Port of Helsinki (Finland) set the goal of making its own operations – emissions […]

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26 February 2025

A historic ocean liner set to become the world’s biggest artificial reef

The legendary SS United States departed the port of Philadelphia (USA) in mid-February on a […]

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19 February 2025

Formalization of a MoU with the Ministry of Ports and Airports of Brazil

From Porto Alegre to Fortaleza, from Rio to Santos, Belem or Manaus, Brazilian port cities, whether maritime or river, play a crucial role in the growth and development of the country. Beyond their role as commercial centers, they are the embodiment of a country's identity and their names resonate in many countries around the world. It is therefore a source of great pride for AIVP to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Brazilian Ministry of Ports and Airports and our association. Mr. Silvio Costa Filho, Brazilian Minister of Ports and Airports, and Mr. Edouard Philippe, President of AIVP and Mayor of Le Havre, have initialled this document, which opens up great prospects for cooperation around AIVP's 2030 Agenda for the sustainable port city, just as Brazil is set to host the Climate COP at the end of the year.

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19 February 2025

Conference – (Re)Connecting River and City

On 10 and 11 March, Paris (France) will host a conference entitled “(Re)Connecting River and City – The Seine in Paris and the Ile-de-France: A Model for Nature Positive Approaches in World Heritage Cities for Climate Resilience”. The conference is being organised by Carola Hein, professor at TU Delft who currently holds a research residency at the Institut d’Etudes Avancées in Paris. AIVP’s General Manager Bruno Delsalle will address the conference during the session on links between climate action and urban logistics.  The Connected River project will also be represented by Benno Bultink, project lead at Rijkswaterstaat.

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19 February 2025

Ports of Melbourne and Oakland revalorizing dredged sediments

Port of Melbourne (Australia) has partnered with The Nature Conservancy Australia to lead a trial […]

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19 February 2025

Porto to welcome a new ocean engineering research centre

The project, which will take place between 2025 and 2031, is led by INESC TEC […]

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19 February 2025

Port of London develops an online platform to promote better understanding of the Thames

The Thames Port Authority (UK) recently launched the “Environment Atlas”, an online platform to provide […]

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18 February 2025

Ports: key players in international training

The NextWave Seafarers project was initiated in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in response to […]

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17 February 2025

New building and public spaces for the marina of Ayamonte

The Regional Government of Andalusia (Spain) has invested 1.7 million euros in a new multi-purpose […]

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12 February 2025

AIVP moderates roundtable on Social Sustainability in Bilbao

The Port Authority of Bilbao (Spain) organized the 2nd edition of the Sustainable Port Conference on the 6th and 7th of February, counting with several AIVP members and experts. Dr. José M P Sánchez, Director of the Agenda 2030 of AIVP,  was in charge of moderating a roundtable addressing several aspects of social sustainability and the port-city relationship.

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12 February 2025

Port of Sept-Iles introduces its environmental performance incentives program

The Port of Sept-Iles (Canada) has launched an environmental performance incentive program for shipowners titled […]

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