The Danish seaport completed (on time & under budget) the Connecting Europe Facility-funded NORTHERNSEALYTS project that saw its fairway dredged from 9.3 to 12.8 metres.
The Danish seaport saw the completion of the fifth phase of its expansion, with over four million cubic metres of sand & clay moved and repurposed to create 570 thousand square metres of new port areas.
The Danish Baltic seaport has retrofitted two Gottwald cranes, used for container handling in the New West Harbour, to run on electricity instead of diesel.
The Danish seaport has teamed up with the also Danish AirPlate (from Odense) to carry out from February to May 2025 a pilot project with the use of flying drones.
PGE and Ørsted have decided to construct the 107-turbine-big, 1.5-gigawatt-strong offshore wind energy farm some 40 kilometres off Poland's North-central coast, with electricity flowing as of 2027.
The first blades got transported from the company's factory to the 400 thousand square metre-yard, which the Port of Aalborg was developing in its East Harbour since 2023.
The Danish shipping & logistics company will continue to provide its freighters for transporting military equipment and other commodities for military operations, as well as for training exercises, humanitarian disaster relief, and routine transports.
The Port of Fredericia as well as the ports of Lübeck and Trelleborg will receive funds from the Connecting Europe Facility's (CEF) Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility (AFIF) for setting up onshore power supply (OPS) facilities.
The Turkish Sanmar Shipyards will deliver the ASD electric 1,818kWh tug in H2 2025 for serving traffic in the Øresund Strait between Denmark and Sweden.
