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On 29th April 2022, at 10:00am CEST, the EALING Mid-Term event: Towards a harmonised onshore power supply in the European Union will take place in live streaming.

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Don’t miss the chance to discover the results from the EALING Activities together with main industry players.

Welcome Address and Openings
Rocio Garcia, EALING Project Coordinator, Fundación Valenciaport

EALING Action
🔵 EALING Studies Overview | Rocio Garcia, EALING Project Coordinator, Fundación Valenciaport
🔵 Results of EALING Activity 1 – Harmonised framework for the electrification of participating TEN-T maritime ports | Rezá Karimpuor, Project Manager, Circle Group
🔵 Results of EALING Activity 2 – Maritime fleet adaptation | Astrinos Papadakis, Mechanical Engineer, HYDRUS and Representative from OceanFinance Ltd
🔵 Results of EALING Activity 3 – Technical studies for the electrification infrastructure of the participating TEN-T maritime ports | Alexandra Georgiou, Production and Management Engineer, PROTASIS SA

Round table – Discussion on the Statements
Moderator: Alexio Picco, Managing Director, Circle Group

🔵 José Manuel Pagés Sánchez, Project Manager and Director of Agenda AIVP 2030, AIVP
🔵 Gert Nørgaard, Manager Strategy & Planning, Copenhagen Malmö Port
🔵 Jorgen Bjerre, Deputy Head of Unit Ports and Inland Navigation, DG MOVE
🔵 Representative from ABS
🔵 Fanny Lossy, Senior Policy Advisor – Maritime Safety, Environment & Offshore, ECSA
🔵 Roland Teixeira, President, EOPSA – European Onshore Power Supply Association
🔵 Valter Selén, Senior Policy Advisor for Sustainable Development and EcoPorts Coordinator, ESPO (European Sea Ports Organisation)
🔵 Francis Sabio, Chair of the Environment, Safety and Security Committee, FEPORT

Emissions reduction at the ship-port interface is one of the key drivers to reach the IMO 2030 and 2050 decarbonisation goals and to face the key challenges of the EU Green Deal. Regulatory, technical, operational and economic actions to reduce GHG emissions are required to move towards a lower-carbon future. Establishing a suitable framework based on EU and national legislations for a harmonised European approach to the Onshore Power Supply (Cold Ironing) is at the heart of EALING Action.

The REIF Transfer Conference & Shift to Regional Rail Award was a success.

Held digitally on March 9th, It was focused on the existing and future international policies and measures to accelerate the modal shift towards rail, and guided by top tier speakers.

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On 29th April 2022, at 10:00am CEST, the EALING Mid-Term event: Towards a harmonised onshore power supply in the European Union will take place in live streaming.

REGISTER NOW
DISCOVER THE AGENDA

Don’t miss the chance to discover the results from the EALING Activities together with main industry players.

Welcome Address and Openings
Rocio Garcia, EALING Project Coordinator, Fundación Valenciaport

EALING Action
🔵 EALING Studies Overview | Rocio Garcia, EALING Project Coordinator, Fundación Valenciaport
🔵 Results of EALING Activity 1 – Harmonised framework for the electrification of participating TEN-T maritime ports | Rezá Karimpuor, Project Manager, Circle Group
🔵 Results of EALING Activity 2 – Maritime fleet adaptation | Astrinos Papadakis, Mechanical Engineer, HYDRUS and Representative from OceanFinance Ltd
🔵 Results of EALING Activity 3 – Technical studies for the electrification infrastructure of the participating TEN-T maritime ports | Stefanos Dallas, Funded Projects Specialist, PROTASIS SA

Round table – Discussion on the Statements
Moderator: Alexio Picco, Managing Director, Circle Group

🔵 José Manuel Pagés Sánchez, Project Manager and Director of Agenda AIVP 2030, AIVP
🔵 Gert Nørgaard, Manager Strategy & Planning, Copenhagen Malmö Port
🔵 Jorgen Bjerre, Deputy Head of Unit Ports and Inland Navigation, DG MOVE
🔵 Representative from DNV (tbc)
🔵 Representative from ECSA (tbc)
🔵 Roland Teixeira de Mattos, President, EOPSA – European Onshore Power Supply Association
🔵 Valter Selén, Senior Policy Advisor for Sustainable Development and EcoPorts Coordinator, ESPO (European Sea Ports Organisation)
🔵 Francis Sabio, Chair of the Environment, Safety and Security Committee, FEPORT

Emissions reduction at the ship-port interface is one of the key drivers to reach the IMO 2030 and 2050 decarbonisation goals and to face the key challenges of the EU Green Deal. Regulatory, technical, operational and economic actions to reduce GHG emissions are required to move towards a lower-carbon future. Establishing a suitable framework based on EU and national legislations for a harmonised European approach to the Onshore Power Supply (Cold Ironing) is at the heart of EALING Action.

With their strategies to foster Rail Transport, they are inspiration for other ports and regions at national and European level. Congratulations to the winners of the REIF Shift to Regional Rail Award:

Don’t miss the awarding ceremony during the REIF Project Transfer Conference scheduled on March 9th (here the final Agenda). During the event we’ll deepen existing and future international policies and measures to accelerate the modal shift, guided by top tier speakers:

Andrea Bardi, ITL (Institute for Transport and Logistics Foundation)
Klaus Bongartz, Thüringer Ministerium für Infrastruktur und Landwirtschaft
Stefan Breitenbach, Port of Hamburg
Constantino Canu, CLECAT
Alberto Cozzi, Port Network Authority of the Eastern Adriatic Sea
Paolo Ferrecchi, Emilia Romagna Region
Anna Giarandoni, ITL Foundation
Blaz Jemensek, Institute for Traffic and Transport Ljubljana
Maria Koidu, DG MOVE
Eric Lambert, UIC – International union of railways
Giuseppe Luppino, ITL Foundation
Aurelio Martinez, Port Authority of Valencia
James Orlandi, North Adriatic Sea Port Authority
Francesco Paolo Nanni Costa, ITL Foundation
Winfried Ritt, Interreg Central Europe JS
Klaus Uwe Sondermann, KombiConsult

REGISTER NOW for the REIF Transfer Conference – 9th March 2022

Shift to rail is one of the main challenges to reach the Green Deal objectives in transport and one of the key issues in the European Year of Rail. However, a modal shift towards rail has not occurred yet.

One of the investment programs to reverse this negative trend is the INTERREG Central Europe REIF Project, which will have its Transfer Conference on 9th March 2022.

REGISTER NOW – REIF TRANSFER CONFERENCE

During the event we’ll go through the existing and future international policies and measures to accelerate the modal shift and through the REIF Project actions implemented. Furthermore, the voice of the international associations representing industry players will join the debate to deepen the state of the art and their perspectives.

The event will be also the stage for the Award Ceremony of the Shift to Regional Rail Award, there is time until Thursday 17th February to apply.

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On 29th April 2022, at 10:00am CEST, the EALING Mid-Term event:
“Towards a harmonised onshore power supply in the European Union” will take place.


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DOWNLOAD THE AGENDA

Emissions reduction at the ship-port interface is one of the key drivers to reach the IMO 2030 and 2050 decarbonisation goals and to face the key challenges of the EU Green Deal: regulatory, technical, operational and economic actions to reduce GHG emissions are required to move towards a lower-carbon future.

Establishing a suitable framework based on EU and national legislations for a harmonised European approach to the Onshore Power Supply (Cold Ironing) is at the heart of EALING Action.

The results from the EALING Activities will be deepened and discussed together with industry players involved in building a more competitive and sustainable TEN-T Maritime Network during the event.

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Specifically:

Activity 1 – Harmonised framework for the electrification of participating TEN-T maritime ports
Activity 2 – Maritime fleet adaptation
Activity 3 – Technical studies for the electrification infrastructure of the participating TEN-T maritime ports

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INTESA Project establishes a network among the National Maritime Administrations of Italy and Croatia and the main Port Authorities of the Adriatic Sea (Venice, Trieste, Ravenna, Ancona, Bari, Rijeka, Ploče and Split).

The scope is to harmonise and optimise the entire maritime transport procedures in order to make port and maritime transport system more efficient and safer.

Specifically, the project is dedicated:

  • To strengthen maritime safety & security through the creation of a cross-border framework for monitoring and data sharing.
  • To develop a reliable and resilient transport maritime network connected with the hinterland, in order to reduce procedural constraints and bureaucratic burden.
  • To develop a competitive Adriatic Port System through the facilitation of information exchange between ships and onshore competent authorities.

DOWNLOAD THE PROJECTS BROCHURES

INTESA Project Brochure Italian

INTESA Project BrochureEnglish

INTESA Project BrochureCroatian

INTESA project is labelled as EUSAIR relevant for PILLAR 2: CONNECTING THE REGION, with reference to the development of maritime safety and security and a competitive regional intermodal port system, underlying the strategic added value at cross-border level between Italy and Croatia and at a wider scale.

Discover more on the INTESA website.

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On 14th December was held during the Connecting EU Insights December edition the Final Event of the SMART -C project, led by Central Adriatic Sea Port Authority. The event was focused on the EU’s new digital single transport environment: information sharing and interoperability among IT platforms together with a uniform legal framework (e-FTI) are crucial factors towards the EU’s new digital single transport environment that will enable cut of costs for operators, removal of barriers, reduction of the environmental footprint, increase of security and effectiveness in the new EU transport single market.


Representatives from DG MOVEDG TAXUDCINEAALICECentral Adriatic Ports AuthorityItalian Customs and Monopolies AgencyPort of AntwerpICCS guided the audience in deepening these topics and through the final results of the CEF funded project SMART-C (Scalo MArotti virtual Corridor), discovering how AI technology virtually extends the Port of Ancona facilities through the creation of a virtual tunnel for the secure transfer of the cargo from the embarking/disembarking areas from/to the Customs Gate.

Watch the video of the session and download the presentations

https://www.connectingeuinsights.net/smart-c

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From 14th to 16th December 2021 Connecting EU Insights comes back with a special December Edition. The event, organised by Connecting EU Business Unit of Circle Group, is the appointment to gain an accurate and deep understanding of the pivotal topics for the development of the maritime industry and its green transition.

During the event sessions, many of the issues that characterise challenges and opportunities of the port & maritime sector will be addressed. From Artificial Intelligence and IoT applications, to alternative fuels; from Short Sea Shipping, to innovations in logistic and customs procedures.

Discover Connecting EU Insights Sessions and register now

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16th December

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INTESA Event: Information Technology for Safety: synergies on National Single Windows integration for the Adriatic and Ionian Sea


The INTESA project national event will be held in Rome, on 16th December 2021 from 09:30am to 03.30pm, live and online streaming.

During the event, titled Information Technology for Safety: synergies on National Single Windows integration for the Adriatic and Ionian Sea, will be presented the best practices on maritime safety, environmental sustainability and digitalization of the maritime transport logistic chain together with the pivotal role of the maritime information sharing to build a sustainable and competitive multimodal transport system.

Furthermore, a specific session will be dedicated to the sinergies among INTESA and the INTERREG ADRION funded EUREKA project Adriatic-Ionian joint approach for development and harmonisation of procedures and regulations in the field of navigation safety, focusing on the crucial role of systematic cooperation and coordination among Maritime Administrations and of the contribution to the EUSAIR strategy to develop safety, security and competitive regional intermodal port system.

INTESA event’s main topics

  • Data Exchange and Interoperability
  • Cartography
  • Aids To Navigation
  • AIS ASMs messages
  • Port Collaborative Decision Making
  • Digital Transport Logistic in Europe
  • Mandatory Ship Reporting systems
  • Harmonization and standardization of VTS procedures and services
  • Sea Traffic Management service through AIS network

AGENDA AND REGISTRATIONS SOON AVAILABLE, STAY TUNED!