The report Wind Energy in Europe: 2024 Statistics and the Outlook for 2025-2030, published in February this year by WindEurope, provides a comprehensive analysis of the wind energy sector's performance in 2024 and projections for the upcoming years.
It is widely recognised that digitalisation is making a positive impact on the pursuit of safer, more efficient, and environmentally responsible shipping.
The maritime sector is under increasing pressure to decarbonise, with the challenges of rising carbon pricing mechanisms, regulatory changes, and shifting fuel landscapes.
First, 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. By the end of the year, this extra space will be ready for leasing, increasing the port's total area by 10%.
This article, prepared within the Baltic Sea e-Navigation (e-Nav) project, presents a qualitative overview of the development and piloting of new digital navigation products based on the S-100 standard in the Baltic Sea region (BSR).
With the global economy continuing to grow in both size and complexity and the geopolitical environment shifting at an unprecedented pace, the entire port ecosystem - terminal operators, seaport authorities, shipping lines, customs agencies, and logistic providers - faces mounting pressure to modernize.
