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Huge expansion on the way: North Jutland transport hub is significantly strengthened

Over the next three years, the transport center at the country's largest inland port, Port of Aalborg, will be significantly expanded in the form of new warehouses, new areas for cargo handling and new infrastructure for rail and road transport. The expansion will benefit and strengthen both North Jutland and North Atlantic companies. The business community can look forward to a significant boost to the framework for multimodal transportation [...]

Freight trains are now really rolling in Esbjerg

LEO Pharma, with factory and office in Esbjerg, has signed an agreement with DB Cargo and Jutlandia Terminal A/S for regular delivery of raw materials via the freight terminal at Port Esbjerg. In addition to the delivery to LEO Pharma, two weekly train calls to the freight terminal will make it both attractive and easier for other companies at the port to connect to the train transport, [...]

Danish Ports: Full support for cruises

It's sad that cruise guests in Denmark are treated differently from other tourists. It costs Denmark dearly and we lose jobs, says the trade organization Danish Ports

Tendering: use the tender portal in the planning phase

With Digital Tendering, the port has access to a wide range of paradigms that act as guides and instructions for the entire tendering process.

Stena Oil expands in collaboration with Port of Frederikshavn

Stena Oil signs contract for a new marine fuel terminal at the Port of Frederikshavn. The location at the Port of Frederikshavn is optimal in relation to Northern Europe's most important bunker market. The bunker terminal will be the largest of its kind in Denmark.

The port at Lindø is expanding: See what it will look like

On Friday 4 May 2018, it will be revealed who will carry out the work to establish 400,000 square meters of new port area and one kilometer of new quay at Lindø.

Danish Ports hires new CEO

Danish Ports will have a new CEO as of June 1, 2018. Tine Kirk Pedersen has been chosen as successor to Bjørn B. Christiansen. Tine Kirk Pedersen comes from a position at By & Havn and as CEO of Danish Ports, she will draw on her experience as Marketing Director at Sund & Bælt.

Application deadline for lifting beach protection at ports is approaching

Until June 1, 2018, municipalities can apply to lift beach protection on areas in and around urban harbors