Livorno, Davide Gariglio presents himself
“My term of office at the helm of the PNA will be inspired by loyal cooperation, lawful conduct and transparency, ”he says.
Eco-retrofitting gathers speed
Since 2020, the demand for energy-efficient technology on board ships has virtually quadrupled
Decarbonization, still a challenge for many ports
A study by Vesselbot reveals that greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the world's major ports increased substantially
Europe & the need to recoup the Med.
In a scenario where the United States is questioning its position, Europe should stop limiting itself to focusing just on Northern Europe
A light on the horizon
Uncertainty continues in the shipping market, but a fair deal between China and the US is looking more realistic
US softens squeeze on Chinese ships
The US Trade Representative has scaled back the port tariff plan applied to Chinese companies and/or Chinese-built ships announced on 21st February
Seafarers under attack
There is growing concern over the increase in maritime piracy incidents in 2025. The IMB'S latest figures for Q1 confirm this
Livorno’s rail traffic booming
The Tuscan port is becoming increasingly eco-friendly, thanks to its rail freight sector, which registered +10.4% in 2024
Deputy Minister Rixi visits Livorno
“Livorno can be a driving force for our national port system,” said the Deputy Minister for Infrastructure & Transport