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1. Basic page : A major seaport

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   … cruise ships around the clock. Based on Florida Point, this terminal has all the facilities needed for excellent reception of passengers and crew. A cruise club comprising the various institutional partners and professionals in the sector endeavours to promote the economic development of the cruise industry in the region in conjunction with Cruises Le Havre , cruise …

   Published on 21/06/2023 - Updated 14/04/2026

2. Basic page : To adapt port areas to cope with climate change

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   … addition to greening the transportation offering and service connections to Seine Corridor ports.  Developing the production of renewable forms of energy Wind, PV solar: HAROPA PORT is increasingly a … with 670 sq. m. of solar panels producing 90,000 kWh/year. Similar projects are being considered for the roofing of port hangars and a PV solar park is planned for Rouen’s port area .  In Le Havre , the port has the infrastructure required for the development of offshore windfarms: the setting up of the Siemens Gamesa plant for the manufacture of …

   Published on 14/06/2023 - Updated 23/03/2026

3. Basic page : To manage resources sustainably and foster the circular economy

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   … for waste and to create value- and job-creating activity in ports by setting up sectors that provide complete coverage from waste collection to waste use. It also intends to pursue its approach based … and is using that same material to fill a waterlogged quarry for the purposes of ecological redevelopment (creation of wetlands at Yville-sur-Seine and Anneville Ambourville).  The port is also part of SEDINNOVE, a sector research and development project which in 2019 won the call for declarations of interest in “a circular economy in …

   Published on 14/06/2023 - Updated 23/03/2026

4. Basic page : To improve the acceptability of port activities

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   … … Objective no. 1: to manage port areas sustainably  The development of port areas adheres to four principles: reconversion of existing industrial sites (i.e. the “Avoid Reduce Compensate approach” - ARC), increased development density to limit soil artificialisation, taking account of the technological and natural risks, …

   Published on 13/06/2023 - Updated 24/03/2026