For more than ten years, BrestPort has been developing the infrastructures that will support the growth of offshore wind power. Today, this strategy is taking a new step forward: the InFloW project has been selected by the French government as part of the France 2030 initiative, administered by ADEME, and
On April 8th and 9th , BrestPort has hosted the 7th Project and Progress Meeting of the Interreg North Sea project “DIOL” whose objective is to elaboration innovative and green logistic services to fulfil the ambitious offshore wind deployment objectives in the North and Celtic Seas. At this occasion, under
© Mathieu Le Gall BrestPort is now a partner of Marque Bretagne, a regional brand that brings together stakeholders committed to the development, appeal, and influence of Brittany, both in France and internationally. This recognition honors a commitment that has been pursued for many years: contributing to the region’s economic
Produced by Focale Fixe at the request of AMB (Agence Maritime Brestoise), this video highlights the expertise of the Brest port community. It shows the various stages involved in handling out of gauge (OOG) cargo, involving BrestPort’s teams and equipment, from unloading the container ship to loading the cargo onto
BrestPort is taking another step forward in its decarbonization strategy with the launch of the first phase of its ambitious program to electrify the Port of Brest. Civil engineering work began in May 2026 with the construction of the initial infrastructure. A symbolic milestone was reached on June 8 with
Between 21 and 23 April 2026, BrestPort hosted the first real-world demonstration of the system developed as part of the European Overheat project. This pilot project marks an important step toward safer and more efficient maritime traffic management thanks to the new digital standards of e-navigation. BrestPort, a pilot site
