Klaipeda State Seaport Authority (KSSA) has contracted Danish dredging company Rohde Nielsen (RN) for €30M, of which €17.3M is from the EU, to deepen the southern part of the inner shipping channel to 15m, in order to increase the permissible vessel draught to 13m.

Bremenports is launching a stakeholder dialogue as a basis for developing and enhancing its greenports strategy

LTG Cargo of Lithuania, PKP Cargo of Poland and LTG Cargo Polska (LTG’s Polish affiliate) have signed an agreement to provide intermodal services on a joint venture basis.

The Sustainability Report, certified by TÜV Nord, is for the period 2017/2018 and includes, for the first time, “sustainable development goals” specified by the United Nations

Representatives of the parties involved in the Icelandic port project have met in Reykjavik to sign agreements that will enable formation of the Finnafjord Port Development Company

Lithuania’s Klaipedos Smelte, which is part of MSC’s terminal network through TIL, has forecast that it will handle between 320,000 and 350,000 TEU this year, almost double last year’s throughput of 180,000 TEU, and it is aiming to be a 1M TEU a year operator within the next few years.

Klaipeda State Seaport Authority (KSSA) has contracted Danish dredging company Rohde Nielsen (RN) for €30M, of which €17.3M is from the EU, to deepen the southern part of the inner shipping channel to 15m, in order to increase the permissible vessel draught to 13m.

Bremenports is launching a stakeholder dialogue as a basis for developing and enhancing its greenports strategy

LTG Cargo of Lithuania, PKP Cargo of Poland and LTG Cargo Polska (LTG’s Polish affiliate) have signed an agreement to provide intermodal services on a joint venture basis.

The Sustainability Report, certified by TÜV Nord, is for the period 2017/2018 and includes, for the first time, “sustainable development goals” specified by the United Nations

Representatives of the parties involved in the Icelandic port project have met in Reykjavik to sign agreements that will enable formation of the Finnafjord Port Development Company

Lithuania’s Klaipedos Smelte, which is part of MSC’s terminal network through TIL, has forecast that it will handle between 320,000 and 350,000 TEU this year, almost double last year’s throughput of 180,000 TEU, and it is aiming to be a 1M TEU a year operator within the next few years.