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Blue organizations praise increased focus on cybersecurity - and are happy to participate

On Monday, the Danish government announced a major cybersecurity upgrade, and part of the upgrade includes ports, transportation and the maritime sector. The increased focus is welcomed by the blue organizations Danske Havne, Danske Maritime and Danske Rederier, who agree that there is a need to prioritize the security of such vital infrastructure, [...].

Ole Ingrisch joins Port-Safety as Chairman of the Board

Ole Ingrisch, chairman of the board of Danske Havne, will be welcomed in February as the new chairman of the board of the security company Port-Safety. Ole Ingrisch has more than 30 years of experience in the maritime industry, and for the past 15 years Ole has been CEO of Port Esbjerg. Previous experience includes positions at MARTEC, BlueOceanAB and Royal [...].

CEO's corner

Happy New Year and welcome to a 2019 that offers many important and interesting matters for Danish ports. At the top of the agenda is, of course, the Ports Act, which the Danish government would like to have in place before the general election, and in addition, the EU Ports Regulation must also be implemented during the year. And then 2019 is not least [...].

Many benefits of port collaboration

Maritime companies can experience many benefits by locating at one of the Danish ports. This is what Tine Kirk Pedersen, CEO of the Danish Ports Association, tells Sanne-Maria Bjerno Jakobsen from MediaPlanet. "It can be rewarding for companies to be part of the business community at the ports. Here they can be part of different cluster environments that can help [...].

Port of Næstved sets record in cargo turnover

The Port of Næstved's cargo turnover set a new record in 2018 with 585,000 tons. This is according to Sjællandske Næstved. "The figure is not yet finalized and may increase further, but it is gratifying to see more activity at the port," says the chairman of the port committee, Kristian Skov-Andersen (V), to SN.dk. Compared to 2017, freight volumes to and from the Port of Næstved have increased [...].

Danish Ports join Ocean Plastic Forum

We want to take an active part in helping to remove plastic from the world's oceans, which is why we are now joining the new partnership Ocean Plastic Forum to further contribute to the work... Ocean Plastic Forum consists of Danish companies and organizations that with their technology and shared knowledge will remove plastic from the [...].

Danske Havne satisfied with new transport focus in the Finance Act

The Danish Ports Association is delighted that a majority in the Danish Parliament has just agreed on a Finance Act with several different initiatives that improve the infrastructure in the peripheral areas - and thus access to the country's many commercial ports. "One of the most important roles of Danish ports is that we provide the sea route. But you [...]

Invitation to an interesting go home meeting at Danish Shipping on macro-regional EU projects in the Baltic Sea

Next week, the Danish Maritime Authority is hosting an interesting go home meeting at Danish Shipping about macro-regional EU projects in the Baltic Sea. In the invitation here you can find more information about the event and how to register: Program for go home meeting for Danish companies

European Parliament to significantly increase transport budget

The European Parliament's Committee on Transport & Tourism and Committee on Industry have jointly decided to continue working on plans to increase the EU's total transport budget by seven billion euros to a total of 33 billion euros. This corresponds to around 250 billion Danish kroner. Both Danish Ports and the international The European Sea Port Organization [...].

More Danish ports are expanding successfully

There has been a lot of talk about Danish ports in recent weeks following the local decisions to close the Port of Kolding and parts of the Port of Vejle. But the trend is the opposite - more and more ports are expanding and succeeding, according to the industry organization Danish Ports. "We are a little tired of a few [...].