The Swedish metals, mining, and smelting company will put some 40-container-big freight volume onto the Rönnskär-Helsingborg shuttle for weekly overseas exports via the also Swedish seaport.
The Port of Gothenburg has inaugurated the operations of the brand-new, 144 thousand square metres terminal it has been working on for the past six years at the expense of €60 million.
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.
Skanska has put in place the 100-metre-long, two-lane superstructure at the Ferry Berth No 13 in the Swedish seaport, with TT-Line's gas-run Green Ships to use it after final inspection this October.
The Danish dry bulk & project cargo shipping company eyes the takeover of the Norwegian dry bulk operator Norlat Shipping, specialising in carrying forest products & other bulk commodities on trades from Northern Europe to North Africa & North America.
The Lithuanian Environmental Protection Agency has recently decided that an environmental impact assessment is not required for the seaport to continue working on the new facility.
The Port of Halmstad will receive SEK12.1 million (almost €1.05m) for setting up a transhipment yard in Oceanhamnen, a brand-new harbour set to be ready by winter 2025/spring 2026.
The Finnish Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC) saw the launching and christening (by Barbara Baker, Governor of Tasmania) of the second in a series of two ferries for the Tasmanian TT-Line Company.