Pro Danube was thrilled to have participated in the vibrant discussions at the 6th
edition of the Danube Business Talks 2024, organised by
viadonau in Vienna. From addressing the urgency of greening initiatives to tackling infrastructure challenges and the pressing staff shortage, the event set the scene to brainstorm viable long-term solutions. We were delighted that several of our projects aimed at supporting IWT's pathway towards climate neutrality were presented and discussed.
It was an excellent opportunity to connect with decision-makers, industry experts, and stakeholders, fostering valuable dialogues and networks.
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Strategically positioned along the TEN-T network, European Rail Freight Corridor 4, this cutting-edge facility offers tailored solutions for seamless freight operations. With state-of-the-art infrastructure and digitized operations, the terminal ensures optimized logistics for diverse industries. From efficient rail-freight access to extensive storage capabilities, it facilitates seamless integration into global supply chains.
Committed to safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction,
AFLUENT Arad South Terminal drives excellence in logistics. Its prime location and advanced capabilities empower partners to thrive in a competitive market. Serving as a beacon of economic development, the terminal shapes the future of trade and commerce in the region.
𝗪𝗲𝗹𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗢𝗻 𝗕𝗼𝗮𝗿𝗱!
We are thrilled to announce that
TRABA Logistics has decided to join the Pro Danube community!
Today, Traba consists of two business locations: Beuningen (The Netherlands), and Constanta (Romania), offering logistic transport services from the North Sea to the Black Sea. Each office has a team of dedicated employees, each with their own expertise in the field of logistics and fleet management. As a result, the
TRABA Logistics team finds tailored solutions for every challenge our customers face in the field of logistics.
WELCOME ON BOARD!
We would like to use this opportunity to invite you to participate in the second survey launched in the frame of the
Green Inland Ports Study.
We are looking forward to your contribution and hearing from your experience to the project if you are an inland port authority, terminal/port operator, IWT operator/barge owner, waterway authority, logistic service provider/shipper, port associations or a ministry/local authority. The survey focuses on the following elements: the environmental impact of inland ports, innovative urban mobility and short-range inland waterway transport and digitalisation of inland ports.
About GRIPThe European Commission launched the Green Inland Ports Study in view of the policy ambitions and general context outlined above. The aim of the study is to identify and evaluate the factors affecting the sustainable development of inland ports and propose solutions of the implementation of green objectives paired with their economic development. The study has been commissioned by the European Commission, Directorate-General for Mobility and Transport. The work is executed by the consortium:
Ecorys,
CE Delft,
Panteia,
Pro Danube,
Planco,
EICB and
Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Deadline: 1 May 2024
We are thrilled to announce that