The international ShipCon conference takes place in Helsinki The international ShipCon conference hosted by YoungShip Helsinki will be taking place on 21st – 22nd September 2023. News 30.05.2023
Ports of Helsinki and Tallinn to receive CEF funding Ports of Helsinki and Tallinn have signed in October a 6,8 MEUR funding contract under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) with European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, CINEA for their common TWIN-PORT V project (2021–2025). News 29.10.2022
Wärtsilä and Grimaldi unveil new filter system The technology group Wärtsilä, together with the shipping company Grimaldi Group, have unveiled a new system that uses exhaust gas scrubber washwater to tackle the amount of microplastics in the world’s oceans; a critical and growing global environmental challenge. News 17.02.2022
MAN Cryo Develops Liquefied Methane Terminal in Swedish Port MAN Energy Solutions has been comissioned to develope and construct a liquefied methane terminal in the port of Oxelösund, Sweden. News 27.03.2020
A test network reflecting terminal environment will be built for research and development purposes. Ports 28.06.2019
Garcia-Milà: Cargo and cruises can live in harmony Santiago Gardia-Milà, President of IAPH International Port Association, knows the often difficult patterns of co-operation between freight and cruise ships from his hometown, Barcelona. In his view, however, both fit into the same port. Ports 29.01.2019
Isabelle Ryckbost: It’s important to not just consider it as a business, but also a social interest Ports 07.01.2019
Hamburg port boss is a firm believer of teamwork As chairman of the Port of Hamburg, Mr. Jens Meier oversees Europe’s third-busiest maritime point of entry. The excutive keeps the port humming through a time-honored philosophy: teamwork. To that end, the Port of Hamburg has teamed with the Finnish telecommunications giant Nokia on 5G technologies as a way to address the future. Ports 02.01.2019
Port of Rotterdam wins the ESPO award 2018 7th of November Port of Rotterdam Authority received the ESPO Award 2018 in recognition of its engagement with the city or wider community, through the creation of a good workplace environment for its current and future employees. News 09.11.2018
Associated British Ports, North Sea Port, Ports of Rotterdam and Tallinn in the running for the ESPO Award 2018 Ports 09.07.2018
Damage to Kiel Canal Lock Worse than Expected The extent of the damage to the southern lock-gate at Kiel-Holtenau is worse than originally anticipated following the allusion on February 19, GAC said citing authorities and appointed surveyors. The 1,008 TEU boxship Akacia rammed into the gate resulting in huge damages. Ports 23.02.2018