Today in Cagliari the Port System Authority of the Sea of Sardinia presented the new Sardinia Port to operators Community System (SPCS), the new telematics platform that will enter fully operational from 1 July with the start of the data exchange with other systems in use by the Harbour Masters, Customs and, above all, with the inclusion of the formalities of Declaration of ships arriving and departing in the eight ports of competence of the PSA by the shipping companies or shipping agents. The system will then be subjected to subsequent and consistent implementations.

The portal, acquired at no cost through the formula of the re-use of software supplied to other administrations (in this case, the PSA of the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea) and extended to all will introduce a gradual, but decisive, change in the way data is shared between actors of the Sardinian port system (public bodies, terminal operators, shippers, shipping agents, freight forwarders, hauliers, etc.). With this first version of the SPCS, the aim will be to Substantial reduction in the time required to draw up and submit administrative procedures for the arrival and departure of ships and, not secondary, to a harmonization of production and sharing statistical data on port traffic.

The entire evolutionary phase of the SPCS has been financed by one million euros of PNRR funds and will be punctuated by a timetable defined by the Ministry of Infrastructure and for the development of the National Logistics Platform, which It is to be completed by 2026.

"Today, in line with the times and the indications of the Ministry Minister of Infrastructure and Transport - explained the President of the Port Authority of the Sea of Sardinia, Massimo Deiana, on the occasion of the Introducing the new platform - we deliver to the community of the Sardinian System: a powerful working tool easy to use, but with enormous potential in terms of reduction of processing and transmission times ship practices in accordance with current regulations. The SPCS, which we have acquired free of charge for reuse by the Port Authority of the Tyrrhenian Sea Northern, whom I sincerely thank for the fruitful collaboration, will allow us, in line with the other Authorities of the Italian Port System, to harmonise and focus on a single portal all information relating to maritime traffic and to make them usable for administrative and analysis, for the exchange of data with other entities operating in the port and, above all, to feed the large container of the National Logistics Platform'.