The joint project of the ports of Aarhus, Bremerhaven, Gothenburg, and Stockholm will receive €18.8 million from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) for the set-up of cold ironing infrastructure for container ships.
The project - launched by the Ports of Stockholm, the Baltic Ports Organization, and Interlegal - will receive €17.3 thousand in grant within the Ukraine Cooperation Programme to help Ukrainian ports move closer to EU standards and the block's transport network.
WT Terminal, operating in the Port of Riga, has commissioned a photovoltaic (PV) installation that comprises 480 panels with a total capacity of 220.8kW.
The Dutch shipbuilders from Ferus Smit have launched Lidan and Spiken, the first in a series of six 4th generation of dry cargo freighters designed for trading through the Trollhätte Canal and in the Lake Vänern.
The terminal operator has put the rail-mounted portal slewing crane, the first of its kind in Germany, in the Port of Brake, where it will be used for handling dry bulk and general cargo.
Rohe Solutions, the Finnish subsidiary of the Estonian Alexela, has added the liquefaction-from-the-grid process in the terminal in the Port of Hamina, using it to produce (in collaboration with Hamina LNG) liquefied biomethane (bioLNG).
The Danish Hedehusene-headquartered multinational transport & logistics company has signed an agreement with Deutsche Bahn to acquire DB Schenker for €14.3 billion.
As of 20 October 2024, the Scandinavia Baltic Express (SBX) loop, to be served by two container ships, will connect the ports of Antwerp, Rotterdam, Fredericia, Gdynia, Rauma, and Gävle, with the Polish seaport enjoying two calls per week.
The German energy company has teamed up with the Swedish e-fuel firm to develop the NorthStarH2 project in the Municipality of Östersund in Central-Northern Sweden.
