Actualités

Nantes ‒ Saint Nazaire Port has been committed for many years now to a process of continual improvement of its activities founded on actively listening to all its stakeholders and on taking their needs into account.

Some large-scale logistical operations related to the construction of the Banc de Guérande wind farm took place in April and in May, at the Montoir de Bretagne and Saint Nazaire terminals.

In May, the M/V SINAA, operated by the Spliethoff shipping line, took on board 4 600 tonnes of freight comprising various items of civil engineering equipment and machinery to be used in a work project to extend a cruise liner quay at the Port of Saint Pierre and Miquelon.

Since 18th May, two new pontoons have been added to the port community offer in the outer harbour in Saint Nazaire. Positioned outside the dock basins and taking the place of the old barge N° 46, these two structures each measuring around 50 metres in length are aligned on the axis of the four piles that have recently been driven into place on site

On a site located within the port area, at Rue des Evens, in Montoir de Bretagne, the Semi-Public Company SYDELA Énergie 44, working in partnership with PROVIRIDIS, is building a public-access filling station for the supply of NGV (Natural Gas for Vehicles), a clean, low-carbon-footprint fuel.

The activities relating to the installation of offshore wind turbines at the Banc de Guérande wind farm sited off Saint Nazaire are intensifying as the weeks go by, and should see rapid expansion as of May. Several port-based logistics operations are scheduled to take place in the course of April.