Infrastructure

Light at the end of the Marseilles tunnel

"A great relief". That's the short answer when Port of Aarhus CEO Thomas Haber Borch talks about the government's plans to start construction of the Marseilles Tunnel. APM Terminals, by far the largest container player at the Port of Aarhus, calls the tunnel "a necessity". The government's new infrastructure plan, presented today, proposes a decision to [...].

Green power for climate-friendly fuel: It's time to get started!

Pace. Start with smaller projects that can be scaled up. Then we can be up and running as early as 2022. This is how we move Denmark forward on the Power-to-X agenda, says aggressive port director. Danske Havne backs Director of ADP A/S in Fredericia, Rune. D. Rasmussen, does not believe that it requires large, elaborate projects for Denmark to get started with [...].

Get going, politicians! Blue Denmark wants a green future

We are behind other EU countries, and we usually aren't. Danske Havnes CEO is concerned and has an appeal to Christiansborg Danske Havnes CEO with a clear call: "On Thursday, February 25, I participated as one of a number of speakers in the Danish Parliament's hearing on Power-to-X technology, which can maximize the utilization of [...].

CIP plans to build Europe's largest plant to convert wind power into CO2-free fertilizer and CO2-free fuel in Esbjerg

Today, the plan for Europe's largest Power-to-X plant to be built in Esbjerg is announced. The plant will convert offshore wind turbine electricity into CO2-free ammonia, which can be used in the production of CO2-free fertilizer for agriculture and CO2-free green fuel for shipping. At the same time, the surplus heat from the plant will be used to heat up to a third of the households in Esbjerg. [...]

Havneselskabet ADP A/S enters into a strategic partnership with Implement Consulting Group

In recent years, ADP A/S has been in full swing with the transformation from traditional port operations to the port company of the future, where the development of Taulov Dry Port has set the direction for green transportation and logistics solutions. With this development, ADP has taken a significant leading position in the Danish port sector - a position that will now be further developed. With a [...]

The giants of the blue oceans connect to shore power at the Port of Esbjerg

The first installation vessels from the offshore wind industry have just been connected to the new shore power facilities at the Port of Esbjerg. This means that the giants use green power while at berth, resulting in significant CO2 savings. The port is seeing growing interest among customers, and more shore power systems are on the way. Since January, the installation vessels Sea Installer and Sea Challenger have been able to join [...].

Blue meets green

New green energy adventure begins at sea The wind on the water is the basis for converting the green power from offshore wind turbines into climate-friendly fuel, e.g. hydrogen or hydrogen-based diesel for Danish transportation and industry. Several Danish ports are at the forefront of this development The ports of Odense, Esbjerg and Aalborg, Lindø Port of Odense, Port of Esbjerg and [...].

Blue meets green: Now water must be considered in land transportation

Today, Danish Ports launches an innovative contribution to the infrastructure plan. The waterside must be much more involved when planning rails and roads, and more must be invested in Denmark's strong position in off-shore wind and in the energy value chain of which wind turbines are only a part "Well-thought-out infrastructure is a prerequisite for the green transition! That's how short it can [...].