Industry and Trade

Breakwaters: Climate Change Solutions Reshaping Global Maritime Traffic

From the port of Genoa to Rotterdam, discover the strategic role of breakwater construction for global marine transportation and as climate change solutions.

From Panama Canal to Suez Canal, the Challenges of Global Maritime Traffic on alternative routes

The new Panama Canal, built by the Webuild Group, celebrates ten years with record-breaking figures and continuous maritime trade growth. The Suez Canal, on the other hand, faces major security issues...

From the Panama Canal to the Rogun Dam, Infrastructures as Accelerators of Growth

After the expansion, the Canal increased transit capacity for large ships supporting global trade. The new dam in Tajikistan will be a gateway to the country’s energy independence.

The Role of the Northern Territory in Australia’s Race Toward a Sustainable Future

Among the major projects, the Darwin Ship Lift will accelerate the development of the Port of Darwin, transforming the capital into a solid hub for maritime services thanks to its strategic location i...

Development Road Project: The UAE’s Alternative to the Suez Canal

The Arabian Peninsula is investing 17 billion dollars to create an alternative international trade route to the historic isthmus, focusing on high-speed railways and infrastructure development.

Panama Canal: 6% of Global Marin Traffic Passes Through Here

8 Curiosities about the New Panama Canal: Sustainability and Innovation for the Global Supply Chain

Mexico: The High-Speed Railway Project That Challenges the Panama Canal

The Mexican government plans to build a railway corridor to compete with the Panama Canal, challenging the dynamics of maritime shipping for freight transport and, more generally, global trade.

The history of the Port of Rotterdam