Grupo Kresala Technologies is a group that combines the design and manufacturing of port equipment, specialized engineering studies in maritime and port operations, advanced training for seafarers, and infrastructure maintenance services, including underwater work.
Siport21 is supported by the following associations:
Spanish Maritime Cluster: an organization that brings together all of our country’s maritime-related industries, services, and economic activities.
GASNAM is an Iberian association founded with the aim of promoting the use of natural gas and renewable gas in mobility, both land and sea, across all economic sectors of the Iberian Peninsula.
It is an international, non-profit association that seeks to integrate maritime oil terminals with organizations, authorities, and companies in the sector, organizing activities for technical exchange and the dissemination of best practices, with the goal of promoting safe, sustainable, and efficient operations.
Madrid Chamber of Commerce: represents, promotes, and defends the general interests of the region’s economic stakeholders and provides services to companies operating in the Community of Madrid.
Madrid Chamber of Commerce: represents, promotes, and defends the general interests of the region’s economic stakeholders and provides services to companies operating in the Community of Madrid.
The Net-Zero MAR Alliance is a non-profit association that aims to accelerate the decarbonization and electrification of the Spanish maritime sector and ports. It is available to all stakeholders, companies, and institutions willing to join forces to reduce polluting emissions generated by port infrastructure and maritime transport.
Since its formation in 1978, the IMSF has been at the forefront of advancing the use of simulation in the maritime industry by providing a forum for the exchange of ideas, developing simulation-related standards, and collaborating with other technical and regulatory bodies.