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BLUE PORTS | D2.5 Identification of present and future skills needs 42The most in-demand jobs in the port sector are likely to be those that directly contribute to sustainability and efficiency:%uf0a7 Smart Port Technology Manager: Overseeing the deployment and management of advanced technologies to create smart ports, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing environmental impact.%uf0a7 Waste Management Coordinator: Managing waste reduction, recycling, and disposal programs to ensure sustainable waste management practices within ports.%uf0a7 Renewable Energy Systems Engineer: Designing and maintaining renewable energy systems to support the shift towards sustainable energy sources in port operations.%uf0a7 Environmental Compliance Officer: Ensuring adherence to environmental laws and regulations, which is becoming increasingly important as regulations become more stringent.%uf0a7 Port Logistics Engineer: Designing efficient transportation routes and optimizing logistical operations to reduce emissions and improve efficiency.Nonetheless, while the overall themes are consistent across all countries, there are some notable differences in emphasis:%uf0a7 Georgia places a strong emphasis on renewable energy management and green technology integration, indicating a focus on adopting new technologies to improve sustainability.%uf0a7 Greece highlights the importance of alternative fuels and the energy transition, reflecting its specific regulatory and environmental challenges.%uf0a7 Spain has a significant focus on engineering and technical roles, which suggests a need for highly specialized technical expertise to manage new technologies and regulatory requirements.%uf0a7 Italy emphasizes automation and port spatial planning, pointing to a need for advanced planning and management skills to integrate new technologies and optimize port infrastructure.Overall, while the specific job titles and areas of emphasis may vary, the overarching themes of sustainability, renewable energy, and advanced technology integration are common across all four countries. These trends reflect the global move towards more sustainable and efficient port operations, driven by both regulatory pressures and the broader goals of environmental stewardship.