Venice, 14th July 2025 – Statement from the Special Commissioner of the North Adriatic Sea Port Authority – Ports of Venice and Chioggia, Matteo Gasparato, following his appointment.
The SIAD Group is investing 50 million euros in a new plant in Porto Marghera (Venice) for SIAD Macchine Impianti (SIAD MI), the company that leads the Group’s Engineering division. The new site, which will be completed in 2026, is intended for the production of large Air Separation Units (ASUs) for international markets.
The German car company is launching an intermediation center for new vehicles in Porto Marghera. A new era of growth begins for the Venetian port: regular train services will arrive from Central and Eastern Europe, new maritime routes from the Far East, and the industrial redevelopment of disused areas. First ship in October 2025
In a major step towards achieving net-zero emissions, the PSA Venice -Vecon container terminal has announced the implementation of a cutting-edge sustainability strategy with the adoption of HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) and the use of 100% renewable energy: this change not only reduces environmental impact but also sets a new standard for the port industry.
Venice-Chioggia, 21 February 2025 – A particularly lively last quarter enabled the port of Venice to end the year with a 3.5% increase in the number of tonnes handled, compared to the previous year (from 23,271,129 to 24,104,354). The port of Chioggia also did well, with 813,415 tonnes, namely an 8.8% increase in the volume of goods handled, mainly driven by general cargo (+42.7%) and in particular by the steel industry.
180 technicians, operators, and entrepreneurs from the Venetian port community participated in a two-day training on cybersecurity and digital twin technology, organized by the North Adriatic Sea Port Authority, with the support of the Association of Engineers of Venice. The event took place at the Venezia Heritage Tower in Porto Marghera.
Located at the top of the Adriatic Sea, the Veneto Port System – which includes the ports of Venice and Chioggia – is the closest access to Europe’s main manufacturing centres for goods coming from the south and a key resource for the area: on a total surface of 2,500 hectares, over 1,200 companies operate to serve supply and export chains of industries based in Northern Italy and Central Europe.
Realization of temporary moorings and complementary interventions connected thereto, for the protection of Venice and its Lagoon.
The North Adriatic Sea Port Authority (NASPA), in pursuing its development objectives for the ports of Venice and Chioggia, intends to take advantage of the funding opportunities offered by the European Commission.
Read the new brochure of the Ports of Venice and Chioggia.
The Port Educational portal is an initiative created with the aim of introducing young people to the Ports of Venice and Chioggia while having fun.
An engaging experience that allows users to explore the past, understand the present and imagine the future of Venetian port and maritime culture.
The North Adriatic Sea Port Autority participates at the EU project Bauhaus of the Sea Sails, coordinated by Association of Instituto Superior Técnico for Research and Development (IST-ID) of Lisbon.
