The Royal Caribbean Group has secured the right to construct vessels at the Finnish shipyard through 2036, confirming the order of Icon 5 plus an option for two other Icon-class cruise ships.
The Swedish tanker company will be operating its EU-based fleet on biogas having secured a large-scale mass-balanced biomethane agreement with Cargill and Titan Clean Fuels.
Munck Havne & Anlæg has won the Port of Aalborg's tender for the construction of a 500-meter-long quay with 60,000 square meters of adjacent land area at the East Port.
The Danish seaport and Fidelis New Energy's Norne Carbon Storage Hub have signed a 30-year exclusive agreement that will see the setup of reception infrastructure for on- and nearshore storage of carbon dioxide.
The Copenhagen-headquartered ferry company has partnered with the manufacturer to scrutinise the conversion of the MaK diesel engines of the Gedser-Rostock hybrid ferries to run on green methanol.
Citing the lack of governmental support, the Swedish-American firm has abandoned its plans to establish a battery factory within the Port of Malmö, instead looking at setting up the plant in the US.
The Meyer Turku shipyard has been entrusted with constructing yet another sister ship of the autumn 2023-launched Icon of the Seas, the world's biggest cruise vessel.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen has ordered four heavy forklift trucks and two reachstackers, all of them electric, as well as three heavy terminal tractors for the company's US operations.
