The Maritime Efficient & Easy Carbon Capture (ME2CC) project has received funding from the Dutch Maritime Masterplan for the development, construction, and demonstration of a compact, modular onboard carbon capture (OCC) system to be installed on the multipurpose vessel in question.
After the initial purchase of a 40% stake back in 2022, the company added 58.5%, becoming the biggest shareholder in the port cargo handling operator that takes care of around 4.0 million tonnes/year.
The container terminal operator from the Port of Klaipėda saw Realtime Business Solutions (RBS) migrating the terminal operating system (TOS) from TOPS Advance to TOPS Expert.
The German Baltic seaport has chosen Fintraffic's POLO Port Activity app to expand the situational picture available to the port authority and to enhance various harbour operations through digitalisation.
The Swedish shipping company plans to kick off a new container feeder loop in the first week of 2025, connecting the Baltic ports of Kokkola, Oulu, Tornio and Piteå with Antwerp and Rotterdam.
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.
Following a trial on one of Langh Ship's vessels, the Damen Shipyards Group will install the company's system for onboard carbon capture (OCC) on four dry bulk carriers in 2025 (along with hybrid scrubbers).
