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📰 Ministero delle infrastrutture e dei trasportiAlta📅 2026-06-23📍 PireoitClima · decarbonizzazione
Italia - Grecia, Salvini incontra Kikilias: Focus su porti, logistica e dossier europei Ministero delle infrastrutture e dei trasporti
Presenti gruppi Grimaldi e FS per collegamenti marittimi e gestione portuale
23 giugno 2026 – Incontro bilaterale oggi al MIT tra il vicepresidente del Consiglio e ministro delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti, Matteo Salvini, e il ministro greco degli Affari marittimi e delle Politiche insulari, Vasilis Kikilias.
Il colloquio ha consentito di approfondire i principali dossier di interesse comune sul piano bilaterale, europeo e multilaterale, con particolare attenzione ai collegamenti marittimi, alla portualità e alla logistica.
Centrale nei rapporti economici tra Italia e Grecia è la presenza dei gruppi Grimaldi e FS: il primo opera nei collegamenti marittimi e nella gestione portuale, mentre FS controlla Hellenic Train e, con il Gruppo Copelouzos, punta alla concessione del polo logistico Triassio II, nei pressi di Atene.
Uno sviluppo strategico anche per le possibili sinergie con il porto del Pireo.
Sul fronte europeo, Italia e Grecia condividono la richiesta di una profonda revisione del sistema ETS applicato al trasporto marittimo. Forte sintonia anche sulla posizione contraria espressa dai due Paesi sul “Net-Zero Framework” in ambito IMO.
Così una nota del MIT.
📰 Il Sole 24 OREAlta📅 2026-06-23itClima · decarbonizzazione
Via libera ai nuovi treni a idrogeno destinati alla linea Brescia-Iseo-Edolo Il Sole 24 ORE
Via libera ai nuovi treni a idrogeno destinati alla linea Brescia-Iseo-Edolo 23 giugno 2026
Ansfisa ha rilasciato l'Autorizzazione di Messa in Servizio per i nuovi treni a idrogeno destinati alla linea Brescia-Iseo-Edolo, primo caso in Italia. Un passaggio decisivo verso l’avvio del servizio commerciale previsto per l’inizio del 2027. Il via libera arriva al termine di un iter tecnico e autorizzativo avviato nel 2022 e condiviso da tutti i principali soggetti della filiera ferroviaria. Il progetto H2iseo prevede 14 nuovi convogli a idrogeno per sostituire l’intera flotta diesel della linea non elettrificata. Nei prossimi mesi proseguiranno test e collaudi, prima della fase di esercizio sperimentale che precederà l’entrata in servizio.
📰 Port StrategyAlta📅 2026-06-23📍 ShenzhenenClima · decarbonizzazioneElettrificazione · cold ironing
EXCLUSIVE: Dachan Bay trucks drive China green push Port Strategy
Welcome to portstrategy.com. This site uses cookies.Read our policy. 2026-06-23T12:16:00 Source: DaChan Bay Terminals DaChan Bay Container Terminals in Shenzhen in the southern part of Guangdong province in China, has completed full electrification of its in-yard tractor fleet, writes Ramadas Rao. With the conversion, port operator Modern Terminals estimates that direct carbon emissions will reduce by 5,000 tonnes annually. Want to read more before deciding on asubscription? It only takes a minute to sign up for a free account and you’ll get to enjoy: Get more free contentsign up today Ready to subscribe?Choose from one of oursubscription packagesfor unlimited access! Site powered byWebvision Cloud
Greek owner Ionic has ordered four tanker newbuildings at Japanese shipyards as it continues to stick with its long-running focus on Japanese-built tonnage. The Dimitris Sarakakis-led company has lined up a mix of suezmax and aframax tankers, according to Greek media reports citing comments made by the owner to Japanese media. No price or delivery …
A few days into peace talks being held in Switzerland between the US and Iran, there are tentative signs that shipping is gradually moving again through the Hormuz strait. The MoU signed between the two countries is set to last 60 days, allowing some sort of more permanent deal to be thrashed out. Meanwhile, a trickle of container vessels has begun to exit the Persian Gulf, picking their way through waters that ... The post Trickle of box ships brave mines to pick their way through Hormuz appeared first on The Loadstar .
"Tra le sfide dello shipping mondiale, un principio continua a rimanere fondamentale: la libertà di navigazione, che costituisce uno dei pilastri del commercio internazionale e della prosperità marittima. (ANSA)
Greek owner Metrostar Management has returned to the MR tanker newbuilding market with a deal for two ships in South Korea. The Theodore Angelopoulos-led company has booked a pair of 50,000 dwt product tankers at HD Hyundai Mipo for delivery in 2028. Market sources put the price at close to $53m per vessel. Metrostar’s own …
Robert Gordon University’s Energy Transition Institute has warned that the next five years will be decisive for the North East of Scotland’s energy economy, as a new report sets out stark choices facing the region’s offshore workforce. The ‘Delivering Positive Energy’ report argues that the period to 2030 will not only shape the future of …
Container shipping executives hate to talk about rivalry – what rivalry? – in a sector where the Top Four control nearly 60% of market share. No kidding. They all like each other on social media. They are united. Part of the same family, fighting for a greener world. Even more so, when it boils down to warning governments that they know what they are doing – yes, they certainly do – and ... The post MSC, Mærsk & CMA CGM – where rivalry doesn’t matter (and where it does) appeared first on The Loadstar .
Global air cargo markets are showing increasing signs of stability, with Gulf carriers rapidly rebuilding networks disrupted by the US-Iran conflict and capacity returning across key tradelanes. Yet despite easing geopolitical tensions and falling fuel prices, freight rates remain stubbornly high. The latest figures from WorldACD show worldwide chargeable weight rose 1% week on week between 8 and 14 June, while capacity and average rates remained broadly unchanged. The data suggests the market ... The post Gulf carriers drive recovery, yet airfreight rates stay stubbornly high appeared first on The Loadstar .
Osservazione della Terra per la pianificazione degli interventi di contrasto alle isole di calore urbano: i risultati del progetto MIRIFICUS isprambiente.gov.it
Three projects across Scotland have been awarded almost £1.7m ($2.25m) to boost training and skills for the country’s growing offshore wind sector. The funding will support the creation of a regional skills hub for the Highlands and Islands, the expansion of engineering construction programmes, and the development of new training courses at North East Scotland …
Congestion in European and Asian ports has kept 3.4m teu of box ship capacity queued, supporting long-haul freight rates as liner operators prepare to hike rates again in July. NNR Global Logistics said in Shanghai, the world’s busiest port, strong demand for solar panels and the early peak season had resulted in delays of four to five days. Schedule reliability in Singapore, the second busiest port, is “sub-optimal”, due to disruptions across ... The post Carriers eye major rate hikes for July, even as port congestion strands 3.4m teu appeared first on The Loadstar .
New York-listed VLGC owner Dorian LPG has ordered a new very large gas carrier at HD Hyundai as it moves to renew its fleet in a strong freight market. The John Hadjipateras-led company has signed up for one 90,000 cu m VLGC at the South Korean shipbuilding group for delivery in July 2029. The vessel …
EU customs changes on 1 July present a “real margin issue” when it comes to returns and tariff refunds for those selling into the bloc. There are warnings that retailers which fail to amend customs processes will face “even bigger margin pressures”. On 1 July, the EU will terminate its de minimis exemption for low-value imports, meaning parcels valued at less than €150 will be subject to a flat customs duty of ... The post Retailers should plan for trading in a post-de minimis landscape now appeared first on The Loadstar .
US private equity giant Oaktree Capital Management is set to further reduce its stake in Danish product tanker owner Torm. A filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission shows that Oaktree-linked OCM Njord Holdings has filed to sell 3.5m class A shares in the Nasdaq-listed company. The proposed sale values the shares at about …
London-listed dry bulk owner Taylor Maritime is set to return at least $45m to shareholders after agreeing two more vessel-related disposals. The Ed Buttery-led company said it had sold one vessel that had been subject to a purchase option, generating net proceeds of $11.4m. Taylor Maritime has also agreed terms for the sale of its …