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Green hydrogen production starts on the Danish western coast

Third PV system goes online in Riga

Loconi's new intra-Poland rail container service + terminal upgrade

Loconi's new intra-Poland rail container service + terminal upgrade

Wallenius Wilhelmsen adds size to its Shaper class

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Port of Vysotsk: 12.48 mln tn handled in I-IX 2016 (-5.2% yoy)
Port of Vysotsk: 12.48 mln tn handled in I-IX 2016 (-5.2% yoy)
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BTJ Highlights & current issue

BTJ 5/24 We are pleased to announce that the 5/24 issue is ready and - as always - packed with great reads!
BTJ 5/24 - DEAR READERS I hope you're all feeling sparky this autumn - and that sincerely comes from somebody for whom September and October proved to be quite challenging health-wise. On that note, anybody caring about sea shipping probably feels the same - hopes for the industry to find itself in fine fettle as the years to come will surely prove to be nothing but demanding. We don't even have to speak about decades to come with all those IMO targets. The EU Emission Trading System is already here, while the FuelEU Maritime Regulation is banging on the industry's hatch. We recently had the opportunity to partake in a conference organised by one of the biggest players in the business of moving goods and people by sea - and boy, these Southerners do not beat around the bush when sharing their thoughts about regional regulations aimed at greening shipping! But what was interesting, too, were the things hidden in between words. For more on that, check our Radicalism and/vs realism coverage in the Events section.
BTJ 5/24 - SAFETY NEWS BY TT CLUB
BTJ 5/24 - CHART OF THE ISSUE: The DHL Logistics Trend Radar 7.0
BTJ 5/24 - BTJ TRIP 2024: Ready to rock. The Port of Jakobstad-Pietarsaari One could say: another autumn, another BTJ Trip to Finland!
BTJ 5/24 - SUSTAINABILITY: We don't need a winner. Why a single shipping company won't turn the tide of the fuel market - but the industry at large can (if it only wants to, with the help of policies and other sectors) Wärtsilä's Sustainable fuels for shipping by 2050 - the 3 key elements of success report outlines what actions are needed to ensure that green fuels become mainstream in the maritime sector within the next three decades.
BTJ 5/24 - SUSTAINABILITY: Understanding the whole picture. How to bunker liquefied hydrogen - safely As the maritime industry seeks to reduce its greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint and transition to zero-emission fuels, hydrogen emerges as a promising option.
BTJ 5/24 - SUSTAINABILITY: Insetting doesn't have to be upsetting. How carbon units can help to decarbonize supply chains There is no quick and easy solution that all companies can implement to decarbonize their supply chains.
BTJ 5/24 - SUSTAINABILITY: A new lease on life. How hard- and software retrofits can help older tonnage get back in (ship)shape The latest BERG Propulsion project to upgrade the fuel economy and emission performance of a German-flagged short-sea container ship on charter to CMA CGM has exceeded expectations when it comes to the efficiency of older vessels.
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Transport miscellany

Flying Vikings This modest floatplane from 1931 was the first aircraft built by the Swedish Railroad Workshop's Airplane Department (ASJA), one of the cornerstones of today's SAAB.
Pax only The coronavirus pandemic has blackened many things, almost - almost! - casting its thick shadow over one of the most important transport anniversaries of 2020.
Survitec's 100th birthday The global provider of survival solutions has partnered with the Museum of Godalming to curate a virtual exhibition to mark the company's centenary.
Under a wing While some countries are just starting to gear towards harnessing wind energy, others are already replacing old turbines with newer models.
Everything comes to him who waits A beautiful postcard of the ferry Stena Saga, from the Frederikshavn-Oslo link 'killed' by the coronavirus pandemic a while ago, reminds us of former cases of closed services and laid up ferries.
Pensioner at 111 Trelleborg is going to have a new monument, probably the highest in the city!
Best social distancing ever Aeroplanes aren't well-suited to facilitate maintaining a proper distance in times of a pandemic. Well, at least the majority of them!
Boardwalk railways In the previous instalment of this column, we mentioned a narrow-gauge railway on one of the East Frisian Islands built in the 19th century to join a ferry harbour on the isle's south coast with a settlement located by the open sea.
Victualled trailers Containers, containers, nothing but containers, enough already!
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