Les Jumeaux Numérique du Fleuve: a simulation and analysis tool designed to better understand and predict the evolution of the natural environment of the Gironde and Garonne estuaries, particularly in the face of the impacts of human activity and climate change. The innovative, open-source approach was awarded a trophy on April 5.
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Deconstruction of fishing vessels: 11 units at Bordeaux Port, for nearly 10 months of work
Three 20-30 metre fishing vessels from Brittany and the Basque Country arrived in the Port of Bordeaux this weekend, to be dismantled. Five units will join them today, and three more on April 7.
The Bordeaux Port Authority and EDF Renouvelables partner for a solar power plant at Le Verdon-sur-Mer
The Bordeaux Port Authority and EDF Renouvelables have signed an agreement for the construction of a photovoltaic power plant at the Verdon-sur-Mer port terminal in Gironde. With a maximum capacity of 52 MWp, this future renewable energy production facility will contribute to the valorization of a former oil storage area. This project illustrates the essential role played by Bordeaux Port and EDF Renouvelables in the region's energy transition.
Bordeaux Port and the Conservatoire du Littoral sign a management plan to protect wetlands in the northern Medoc region
To mark World Wetlands Day (February 2), the Bordeaux Port Authority (GPMB), the Conservatoire du Littoral and the CPIE Médoc (Centre Permanent d'Initiative pour l'Environnement) are highlighting the new Plan de Gestion Unique Marais du Conseiller/Mattes de Paladon, for the conservation of over 1,000 ha of wetlands in northern Médoc.
Verdon terminal: more than 2,800 vehicles unloaded during Neptune Horizon stopover
The NEPTUNE HORIZON, a 168-meter-long car carrier belonging to Neptune Lines, called at the Verdon terminal (Port of Bordeaux) this week to unload new Renault Group vehicles from South Korea and Morocco. A stopover that illustrates the responsiveness and professionalism of the Bordeaux port community for this type of operation.