The Baltic Sea is busy as ever - if not more! In an era of massive security and offshore wind energy investments, amid shifts in import and export markets, and the ongoing tech revolution, the need for the maritime industry to meet has also gained interest.
We are pleased to share that this year's second issue of Port Gear - a special edition of the Baltic Transport Journal after TOC Europe 2025 - is ready, 'tooled up' with reads that will get you into high gear!
We are pleased to share that Port Gear - a special edition of the Baltic Transport Journal for TOC Europe 2025 & other events - is ready, 'tooled up' with reads that will get you into high gear!
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.