Representatives from prominent Chinese ports, Yantai and Shandong, recently embarked on a visit to the Port of Bilbao. Accompanied by key figures from Nordex Acciona, the delegation delved into the specialized services offered by the Port for the wind power sector. The exploratory visit included an insightful tour of the Port’s facilities and the terminal of Consignaciones Toro y Betolaza.
Andima Ormaetxe, the Director of Operations, Commerce, and Logistics at the Port Authority, warmly welcomed the delegation. The meeting unfolded as an informative exchange, shedding light on the intricate operations and services tailored for the wind energy sector.
In a display of the Port’s commitment to fostering international collaboration and knowledge sharing, the delegation received a firsthand look at how the port logistics community is finely tuned to handle the traffic of wind power components. The visit encompassed a comprehensive overview of the designated areas dedicated to the storage and/or manufacturing of these vital components.
This collaborative effort between Chinese ports and the Port of Bilbao signifies a growing interest and recognition of the expertise held by Bilbao in catering to the unique requirements of the wind power industry. The interaction between representatives from Yantai, Shandong, and Nordex Acciona promises to pave the way for potential partnerships and mutually beneficial collaborations in the future.
The Port of Bilbao continues to solidify its position as a global leader in maritime, breakbulk, project freight, cargo, and logistics services. As it opens its doors to international delegations, the exchange of knowledge and best practices ensures a robust and dynamic industry, addressing the evolving needs of the wind power sector.
