The ports of Cartagena, Trieste, Monfalcone, Riga, and North Sea Port have teamed up to work on sustainability, energy transition, digitalisation, and the European transport network.
The eight EU Baltic countries have pledged closer collaboration to secure critical offshore energy infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on wind, throughout the region.
A number of Latvian, Norwegian, and Swedish companies have formed CIS Liepāja, a joint project management team to scrutinise the set-up of a power-to-X complex in the Port of Liepāja.
X-Press Feeders and six North European ports - Antwerp-Bruges, HaminaKotka, Helsinki, Klaipėda, Riga, and Tallinn - have joined forces to establish two North Sea-Baltic green (methanol) corridors.
The company has signed an agreement with the Liepāja Special Economic Zone (SEZ), following which it'll scrutinise the set up of an offshore wind energy (OWE) support base and cargo terminal.
The Baltic Ports Organization's (BPO) flagship annual event, co-organised by the Port of Ystad this time around, will take place between 6 and 8 September.
