30/04/2021
The Board of Directors approves the 2021 Business Plan for the Port Authority
The Board of Directors definitively approved the Port Authority's 2021 Business Plan in its online meeting this afternoon. The plan includes, among other things, the main lines of the 2020-2024 Investment Plan.
The plan presented is based on the availability of funds generated in previous years and the resources generated by operations for the 2020-2024 period. It outlines the operational objectives, the sustainability report, and the investment plan for this period. Key components of the 2021-2024 investment plan include allocations for increasing the capacity of berthing and storage infrastructure, such as the extension of the New Commercial Wharf in Marín; projects to improve draft in maritime access channels; initiatives related to maritime safety and environmental sustainability; improvements to road accessibility; and the renovation of infrastructure for the fishing sector.
Fee Reductions
The Port Authority's Board of Directors also approved economic measures to mitigate the effects of the coronavirus crisis on the operations of various port companies in 2020. These measures, approved by the Board last year, reduce fees for port authorizations and concessions granted under Royal Decree-Law 26/2020. Specifically, they include reductions in occupancy and activity fees for several applicant companies.
