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Construction of Maersk Logistics CAMPUS BEGINS

Construction of Maersk Logistics CAMPUS BEGINS

BREMERHAVEN. In February, the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Maersk Logistics Campus took place in Bremerhaven’s fishing port: a modern and sustainable logistics centre is due to be built on an area of almost 70,000 square metres for the storage of sporting goods and other goods.

BLG LOGISTICS and DEKRA pool expertise

BLG LOGISTICS and DEKRA pool expertise

BREMEN. Matthias Magnor, COO and member of BLG LOGISTICS board of management (2nd from left), and Dekra Germany CEO Guido Kutschera (2nd from right) agreed on a long-term partnership between their companies in January.

Official start of construction for LNG jetty

Official start of construction for LNG jetty

STADE. After the inauguration of Germany’s first LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven on 17 December, the first pile was rammed into the ground in January for the construction of the next LNG jetty in Lower Saxony.

TO Group assists Bahri Logistics

TO Group assists Bahri Logistics

BREMEN. Bahri Logistics recently launched a new liner service with RoRo ships, connecting Asian ports with India and Northern Europe.

Siemens Gamesa is ready for the sprint

Siemens Gamesa is ready for the sprint

CUXHAVEN. Robert Habeck (left), the Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, visited the Siemens Gamesa plant in Cuxhaven in late January, which was inaugurated in 2018 and manufactures wind turbines for offshore farms.

New beacon for the Geeste

New beacon for the Geeste

BREMERHAVEN. The entrance to the Geeste outer harbour and fishing harbour was brought up to date with nautical regulations in December.

BHV makes appeal to politicians

BHV makes appeal to politicians

BREMEN. In light of the provisional 2022 figures published by the Bremen Ports in December, BHV – Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung – has called for cooperation among North German seaports.

New challenges due to changes in the workplace

New challenges due to changes in the workplace

BREMEN. As part of the four-part workshop series “Branchendialog Logistik” (Logistics Industry Talk), around 30 experts from the logistics and maritime sectors met up in late 2022 to discuss how to effectively face the changing working world.

Only cruises record a significant rise

Only cruises record a significant rise

BREMEN/BREMERHAVEN. Due to the global economic slowdown and the economic impact of Russia’s war of aggression on Ukraine, the turnover figures for Bremen’s ports fell in 2022.

Nordfrost and Remain agree on partnership

Nordfrost and Remain agree on partnership

WILHELMSHAVEN. Nordfrost, a frozen food logistics and solutions company, and the Eurogate subsidiary Remain Container-Depot and Repair have been working together in German container seaports since December.

“A network milestone”

“A network milestone”

WILHELMSHAVEN. The electrification of the railway infrastructure of the JadeWeserPort was completed in December.

A “clean” repeat act

A “clean” repeat act

BREMEN. In December, the ro-ro carrier “Auto Energy” of the Norwegian shipping company United European Car Carriers (UECC) won the “Greenports Award” from bremenports for the “most eco-friendly vessel”.

Emphasis on good connections to the north

Emphasis on good connections to the north

BREMEN. Bremen ports and the most densely populated German state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) could work together even more closely in the future and both reap the benefits of doing so.

Lies takes over AS chair of the NPorts Supervisory Board

Lies takes over AS chair of the NPorts Supervisory Board

OLDENBURG. In December, Olaf Lies, Minister for Economic Affairs, Transport, Construction and Digitalisation for Lower Saxony, was appointed Chairman of the Supervisory Board of NPorts, succeeding Dr Bernd Althusmann, who stepped down from the political arena.

All eyes on the port of the future

All eyes on the port of the future

BREMEN/BREMERHAVEN. “bremenports is still on track with its expansion plans,” stated Robert Howe at the end of 2022, summarising the past year. At the time, the workforce comprised 401 employees and 33 apprentices.