As it was heard till  March 14, 2020 COVID-19 affected more than 100 countries and territories worldwide.
All yachts and vessels outside their country or returning back have limited access to their ports.
At least, yacht or ship owners  need to fill in the confirmation document about health status, to provide a list of recent port calls with receipts for fuel; pass inspection by officials of the quarantine service if they arrived from a country affected by COVID-19, or have a crew member on board who has recently returned from a country affected by a coronavirus.
It is possible to be denied in entry if the vessel arrived from a country affected by COVID-19 during the last 14-20 days.

1. Offshore wind energy
    Today, one of the most serious environmental problems is climate change, and the wind, as a renewable clean source of energy, is a significant part of solving. Excessive wind energy can be safely collected and generated in many parts of our planet. It does not produce hazardous waste and by-products. Wind energy solves energy security issues and significantly meets the growing demand. The life cycle of modern turbines is at least 20 years, and the efficiency is up to 85%. Wind power is one of the cheapest of all forms of renewable energy, which makes it possible to make a real breakthrough in reducing the cost of its production.

According to the indicative plan for investing in the transeuropean transport network (TEN-T), which was presented by the European Commission and the World Bank, the main areas of investment (12.8 billion euros)will be projects:
1. on modernization, construction of roads,
2. on modernization of railways,
3. on river shipping,
4. port projects,
5. airports,
6. creation of logistics hubs and centers.