Danish Ports

Green Transition & Sustainability
Port directors in Børsen: The state must support port expansions if climate goals are to be achieved
This is a quote story. The original story can be read here. The Esbjerg Agreement, signed earlier this year by Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium, will increase offshore wind capacity in the North Sea to a total of 65 Gigawatts by 2030. This is highly ambitious and good for the climate - not to mention [...].

Green Transition & Sustainability
From Transport Today: Port of Rønne must be at the center of the green transition
This is a quote story. The original story can be found in the October issue of Transport Today. The Port of Rønne, led by CEO Lars Nordahl Lemvig, has been given a key role in the EU agreement "The Baltic Sea Energy Security Summit", which includes a commitment to increase the amount of offshore wind power in the Baltic Sea sevenfold by 2030. According to [...].


Green Transition & Sustainability
Shippingwatch: Bio-LMG for shipping in the Port of Amsterdam
The original story can be read here: https://shippingwatch.dk/Virksomheder/article14494331.ece The energy company Titan is building a plant in the Port of Amsterdam for the production of bio-LMG, liquid biomethane. This is according to the online newspaper Shippingwatch on Friday. The 200,000 tons of bio-LMG will be offered to shipping and trucks at the Dutch port, and according to Shippingwatch, the company has entered into agreements with biogas producer BioValue to purchase Titan's bio-LNG, and [...].





