It was an eco-sustainable morning that just passed at the Port of Anzio with a Sky camera crew filming and interviewing Cobat (National Consortium for Collection and Recycling) President Giancarlo Morandi andCapo d'Anzio Spa CEO Antonio Bufalari, both involved in the Mediterranean Blue Stars Project. The initiative, designed by Cobat for the sea, will also involve the Neronian basin chosen as a base to illustrate a series of legal services to Sustainable Mobility that Anzio intends to espouse and make its own.
Cobat aims to monitor about 300 Mediterranean Ports with the intention of rewarding with the assignment of Mediterranean Blue Stars (from one to five with a criterion similar to the Michelin Guide's Stars) the ports that for their commitment, objectives and actions put in place have proved particularly virtuous in terms of sustainable development and environmental protection.
This morning, those on the pier were able to admire an array of all-electric cars, from pedal-assist mounts to electric bicycles, Mercedes electric cars to microcars.
The Capo d'Anzio intends, in the very near future and certainly in the realization of the new pier, to equip itself with charging stations for all types of electric vehicles, but also to acquire the availability of electric microlights, bicycles and mopeds to be made available to those who dock and want to take a ride both in the port areas and in the city center.
Explaining Capo d'Anzio's intentions was CEO Antonio Bufalari at Sky microphones. "A sustainable port," he said, "is our priority and this is what we plan to invest in.
