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Three new board members for Offshore Wind Energy

Three new board members for Offshore Wind Energy

BERLIN. The Offshore Wind Energy Foundation announced the newly appointed members of its executive board – Tim Meyerjürgens (TenneT), Dr Joyce von Marschall (RWE Offshore Wind) and Martin Gerhardt (Siemens Gamesa) – at its board meeting in December and began operating in its new configuration on 1 January.

Röhlig helps with third global charity initiative

Röhlig helps with third global charity initiative

BREMEN. Röhlig Logistics held its third global charity initiative at the end of 2023, with branches in around 30 countries donating to aid projects for people as well as environmental action and animal welfare projects, including the Paul Harris School in Chile, the Cancer Society in New Zealand and the Jakarta Animal Aid Network in Indonesia.

Stade jetty completed in record time

Stade jetty completed in record time

STADE. After only 330 construction days, NPorts handed over the jetty for liquefied gas in Stade (AVG Stade) to the operators just before Christmas.

Three awards for maritime training

Three awards for maritime training

BREMEN. Berufsbildungsstelle Seeschifffahrt (BBS) presented three awards at the 17th Bremen Shipping Congress in October: “Excellent training company 2023”, “Excellent trainer 2023” and “Excellent instructor 2023”.

“German seaports are relevant to the system”

“German seaports are relevant to the system”

BREMEN. German port policy needs to acknowledge the national and European importance of German seaports, stated Frank Dreeke, CEO of BLG LOGISTICS, in September, ahead of the 13th National Maritime Conference (NMK) in Bremen.

2x Logistics Talk

2x Logistics Talk

STUTTGARD/PRAG. Logistics Talk was held at Phoenixhalle im Römerkastell in Stuttgart on 19 October and at the German-Czech Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Prague on 9 November.

Journey to the port of tomorrow

Journey to the port of tomorrow

BREMERHAVEN. In late September, 75 representatives of the port industry met jup for the 3rd Smart Port Workshop in Bremerhaven.

Working and testing in the name of flood protection

Working and testing in the name of flood protection

BREMERHAVEN. Since spring, around 900 metres of revetment – which is about 200 metres more than originally planned – has been completed along the still unreinforced 1.4-kilometre middle section of the dyke in Bremerhaven.

The Emden port industry meets political decision-makers

The Emden port industry meets political decision-makers

EMDEN. With Emder Hafenförderungsgesellschaft (EHFG) and a highly diverse delegation of IHK representatives for East Frisia and Papenburg, the Emden port industry took part in the 13th National Maritime Conference in Bremen last September.

Twice the strength for the TO Group

Twice the strength for the TO Group

BREMEN. The Transport Overseas (TO) Group was fortunate enough to acquire two experienced logistics experts, Corinna Seemann and Christine Schmidt, for the Bremen site in October.

Operator switch at Columbus Quay

Operator switch at Columbus Quay

BREMERHAVEN. From 2025, Global Ports Holding (GPH) will be in charge of operating the cruise terminal at Columbus Quay in Bremerhaven.

More logistics space for Cuxhaven

More logistics space for Cuxhaven

CUXHAVEN.During the inauguration ceremony for the new logistics space in Neufelder Strasse in October, Cuxport Managing Director Claudius Schumacher welcomed many representatives of Cuxport partners and the port industry.