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Coastlink is a neutral pan-European network dedicated to the promotion of short sea and feeder shipping, and the intermodal transport networks through the ports that support the sector. It is a place for industry professionals to meet and discuss future innovation, economic and environmental considerations – and develop partnerships that will help build a sustainable future.
Recognising the sponsors supporting the shortsea community
As Coastlink 2026 concludes, it is important to recognise the organisations whose support made the event possible.
Coastlink Day 2: Regulation, digitalisation and scaling up shortsea
Coastlink Day 2 highlighted regulation complexity and practical shortsea shipping solutions
Coastlink port tour showcases Hull's scale and capability
Coastlink delegates were given a guided tour of the Port of Hull
Panel highlights coastal freight opportunity
The final panel session of Coastlink this year called for faster investment, stronger policy backing and better industry collaboration to unlock short sea potential
AI and data reshape coastal shipping
Coastlink highlighted how port digitalisation, AI and data-driven operations as critical tools for improving efficiency, cutting emissions and strengthening resilience
EU rules set to reshape port operations
Coastlink delegates are warned how an increasingly complex regulatory framework will fundamentally shape investment, fuel choices and infrastructure planning
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AD Ports and IRH to explore future fuels
AD Ports Group and IRH are exploring bunkering, alternative fuels and infrastructure to strengthen Khalifa Port services
Port investments drive sustainable growth
State-funded infrastructure projects are modernising operations at the Port of Hueneme, cutting emissions and strengthening California’s supply chain
Luleå dredging project contracts signed
Final Malmporten contracts are paving the way for Sweden’s largest dredging project at the Port of Luleå
