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Palma
16/08/2022

Today the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the approval by Royal Order of the creation of the Works Committee of the Port of Palma, its own port management body that gave rise to the current APB after several name changes and ports of competence throughout its history.

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01/08/2022

The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) will resume the Port Bus service for passengers between 1 August and 31 October 2022 in the port of Eivissa, with stops at the Botafoc docks, the Formentera maritime station and the Commercial docks. The operating times for this service will be linked to the scheduled arrivals and departures of maritime transport and will be managed by the bus transport company Sagalés.


Palma
01/08/2022

The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) agreed yesterday in an ordinary meeting to extend the authorisation granted on 5 May 2021 to the Club Náutico de Ibiza for the management of the facility it currently occupies, until the resolution of the tender or, where appropriate, until 8 March 2023 at the latest.

Transport and infrastructureSocio-economic development

Palma
01/08/2022

The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) has chosen the proposal submitted by Tanit Ibiza Port S.A. as the most advantageous solution in the public tender to grant authorisation for the management of mooring places at Punta de Cala Figuera, on the Levante quay of the port of Maó.

Transport and infrastructureSocio-economic development

Palma
01/08/2022

The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) has chosen the proposal submitted by Ocibar as the most advantageous solution for the award of the management of the mooring places and commercial premises at Botafoc, in the port of Eivissa.

Transport and infrastructureSocio-economic development

Palma
29/07/2022

The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) agreed yesterday, in an ordinary meeting, to approve the terms and conditions of the public tender for awarding a public concession contract for an area of 20,135 square metres of water where seven fixed pontoons are currently located in order to provide mooring facilities for pleasure boats in the Colársega area in the port of Maó.

Transport and infrastructureSocio-economic development

Palma
27/07/2022

La Autoridad Portuaria de Baleares (APB) ha anunciado hoy que prevé iniciar las obras de remodelación del paseo Marítimo de Palma dentro del mes de octubre, pero no antes del domingo 9, fecha en la que se celebra el Zafiro Palma Marathon Mallorca, para no interferir en su organización. El presupuesto de ejecución rondará los 38 millones de euros, sin IVA,  y las obras tendrán una duración prevista de 20 meses.

Transport and infrastructurePort-citySocio-economic development

Palma
27/07/2022

"Towards a sustainable horizon" was the slogan of the presentation of the Sustainability Report 2021, which took place today at the institutional headquarters of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB). This document marks as a priority of the public authority the development of the future of the ports, guaranteeing the common good, by offering both the public and private sectors what is considered an essential space for the islands.

Environment and CSRSocio-economic developmentTechnology and innovation

Palma
18/07/2022

In recent years, the stakeholders of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) have become increasingly concerned about air quality and its possible impact on the activity in the ports it manages, hence today’s conference entitled “Air quality, a priority for our ports”.

Environment and CSRPort-cityTechnology and innovation

Palma
14/07/2022

The ferries that dock at the Paraires quay or the Commercial quays at the port of Palma will be connected to the on-shore power grid while they are moored at the port in order to reduce the emission of gases and noise generated by them during waiting, disembarkation and embarkation operations. This technique, known as cold ironing, is an alternative way for ships to keep machinery idle and therefore eliminate the impact produced by their noise and pollution.

 

Environment and CSRTransport and infrastructurePort-city

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