As of September this year, the container ships Arnarfell and Helgafell will call at the Swedish seaport on a weekly basis, bringing fish and seafood while taking food products, construction materials, and vehicles to the Icelandic market.
As of 28 January 2026, Ellerman City Liners' 14-day-rotation Baltic Express (BALTEX) service will start plying between the ports of Riga, Gdynia, Teesport, Tilbury, Rotterdam, and Oslo.
Ferus Smit's shipyard in Westerbroek saw the launch of Kolland, the fifth in a series of six freighters designed for trading through the Trollhätte Canal en route between the open sea and Swedish interior lakes.
The Swedish tanker company will be operating its EU-based fleet on biogas having secured a large-scale mass-balanced biomethane agreement with Cargill and Titan Clean Fuels.
The Skagen-based tanker company will see its two dual-fuel (diesel/methanol) hybrid tankers equipped with 16-metre, foldable, ATEX-certified wind wings, four units for each vessel.
First, as of 3 August 2025, a new service will set sail, Finland Express 2 (FI2), while from 22 August, Baltic Bridge Express (BBX) will offer a new rotation.
CMA CGM has made the Polish seaport part of the sea container loop that will connect it with Helsinki and Tallinn in the Baltic and Rotterdam, Teesport, and Zeebrugge in the North Sea.
Van Oord's recently upgraded heavy lift installation vessel Svanen has put in place the first foundation, consisting of a monopile fitted with a transition piece, of ORLEN and Northland Power's 1.2-gigawatt offshore wind energy (OWE) farm 23 km off Poland's coast.