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Danish Ports acknowledges the opportunity to submit comments on the draft Environmental Impact Report for the new metro line in Copenhagen M5. Port Denmark supports the southern version of a future metro line in Copenhagen, M5 purple, as the line will promote mobility and accessibility in the city for the benefit of citizens and businesses when the metro line comes into operation. [...]
Danish Ports thanks for the opportunity to provide comments in connection with the market dialogue on operating support scheme for the green transition of industry. General commentsThe Danish commercial ports play an important role in Denmark's green transition towards 2030 and 2050. The ports are central hubs for Denmark's infrastructure and at the same time large business areas with maritime industry clusters, and the ports have [...]
Danish Ports acknowledges the opportunity to submit a consultation response to the draft guidance on climate and sustainability in planning. General comments: Danish Ports proposes an extra section in the guide, at the bottom of the chapter on Natural conditions and green areas in local plans. The section should address the prioritized use of recyclable raw materials and materials in terrain regulation and climate adaptation projects in the municipalities. Concrete [...]
Danish Ports acknowledges the opportunity to submit comments on the proposal for a law on the implementation of VE III and green transport measures. Danish Ports are generally positive about the new improved framework for the green transition in the maritime sector. General comments Sincerely, Camilla Rosenhagen
Danish Ports acknowledges the opportunity to submit comments on the consultation regarding the implementation of the Electricity Market Directive etc. - amendment of the Electricity Supply Act, the Gas Supply Act and the Criminal Code. Danske Havne has a particular interest in the part of the bill that describes a new opportunity to share consumers' surplus energy from a renewable energy plant that they do not [...]
Danish Ports thanks for the opportunity to comment on the draft proposal for a bill to repeal a number of laws in the area of the Ministry of Transport. General commentsPorts Denmark has no general comments on the bill, as it is about repealing a number of obsolete laws, especially older design and construction laws that are no longer applicable or [...]
Danish Ports thanks for the opportunity to comment on the bill for an act on working hours for mobile employees on vessels on inland waterways. General commentsPorts Denmark notes that Denmark does not have inland waterways. Therefore, Danske Havne has no comments on the bill, because it would be a theoretical situation if workers [...]
Danish Ports thanks for the opportunity to comment on the proposal for an act on the expansion of Route 11 between Korskro and Varde. Danish Ports supports the development of Denmark's road infrastructure because the expansion of the Danish road network helps to ensure better access conditions to and from the Danish ports, which promotes better mobility, greater safety [...]
Ports of Denmark would like to thank you for the opportunity to provide comments on Banedanmark's Network Statement 2025 – Appendix 3.5.C regarding an overview of the closures and capacity restrictions known at the time of publication in the 2025 timetable year. The Danish railway network and access to transporting goods via rail are of great importance to the Danish ports, which are important infrastructure hubs for Danish imports and […]
Danish Ports thanks for the opportunity to submit a consultation response to the above-mentioned report, which we find extremely important and relevant to the port sector and society's opportunities for green transition. Delays in the processing of permits jeopardize the timely achievement of energy and climate targets and increase the costs of the projects needed to achieve them [...]
