Initiated by
DAPhNE and successfully continued on a yearly basis by
DIONYSUS, the Danube Ports Days have become a must-attend event on the agenda of the IWT community in the Danube Region and well beyond, providing a transnational platform to discuss, by bringing together decision-makers, experts and the IWT sector, key aspects related to port development issues. This year's event is organised by
Pro Danube in cooperation with the
Green Inland Ports,
MultiRELOAD, and
Synergetics projects with the support of the
Danube Ports Network.
Welcome on board to our newest member! We are thrilled to announce that
WienCont GmbH has recently decided to join the Pro Danube community.
About WienCont
The business of WienCont, a leading Austrian company with over 40 years of experience, is the handling, storage and trading of a wide variety of intermodal loading units, including all the associated repair, testing and services, both stationary and mobile.
Our focus is clearly on neutrality and the highest quality of service paired with maximum flexibility for our partners. We live the diversity of products and solutions and rely on future-oriented, innovative services in technology and processes. Profitable growth for the Freudenau location and the city of Vienna with ecological and communal responsibility is our priority. This motivates us to achieve top performance every day and to strive for permanent improvement.
WienCont will continue to expand its position as the leading trimodal hinterland terminal in Austria and Europe in the coming years and play an active pioneering role.
A proud member of the Lasting Consortium, we are delighted to invite you to the Waterborne Days conference, taking place in Brussels on 26 - 27 September 2023. The interactive two-day conference on the European Waterborne Transport Sector will have multiple sessions exploring different ship types through the lens of research and development and their contribution to the green & digital transition.
When: 26-27 September 2023
Pro Danube'
s General Secretary
Róbert Rafael shared in the frame of an event dedicated to the potential of hydrogen as a solution to sustainable mobility, organised in Vienna by the
Austrian Association for Transport and Infrastructure, the results of the interdisciplinary exploratory project
H2 meets H2O. Successfully implemented under the lead of Pro Danube, the core findings of the project highlight the fact that hydrogen has an important role to play in achieving a climate-neutral IWT sector.
