Six European ports join forces on expediting green transition
Representatives of the six largest wind ports in Europe have agreed to join forces to speed up the green transition in order to meet Europe’s ambitious offshore wind deployment targets. The six ports signing a...Read more
Digital twin to help triple offshore wind shipping capacity at Port Esbjerg
Port Esbjerg is set to triple its annual offshore wind installations shipping capacity with the implementation of a digital twin. Esbjerg is the first port to get the digital twin, enabling it to calculate efficient...Read more
Port Esbjerg takes delivery of LHM 800 mobile crane
Port Esbjerg has brought in some heavy lift reinforcement, as the new Liebherr LHM 800 mobile harbour crane, the world’s largest got delivered. The port authority states that the arrival of the unit, makes Port...Read more
Port Esbjerg orders two new Liebherr cranes for record-breaking lift capacity
Port Esbjerg has ordered two new Liebherr cranes, an LHM 600 and an LHM 800. The cranes, which will be delivered next summer, will give the port a lifting capacity of 616 tonnes, which is...Read more
Vattenfall opens offshore wind dedicated warehouse in Port Esbjerg
Vattenfall is significantly expanding its presence in Esbjerg with the opening of its new international central warehouse to serve not only Danish, but also Dutch and British wind farms. Vattenfall calls Esbjerg its ‘logistics capital’,...Read more
Port Esbjerg kicks off offshore wind facility construction
Ports & Terminals“We are driving on a bike path when what we need is a freeway,” Jesper Bank, Chief Commercial Officer at Port Esbjerg, said during the Project Cargo Summit, when speaking about the pace of offshore...Read more
Project Cargo Summit: Ports facilitating the energy transition
With the European Union looking to cut dependency on Russian fossil fuels and expediting its green energy agenda, European ports are preparing for an uptick in offshore wind project cargo as well as volumes related...Read more
Port Esbjerg partners with five European ports on offshore wind development
Port Esbjerg has spearheaded a creating of a partnership between the six key ports for offshore wind in Northern Europe. Besides the Danish Port Esbjerg, partners also include Port Oostende (Belgium), Groningen Seaports/Eemshaven (Netherlands), Niedersachsen...Read more
First load-out completed at Port Esbjerg pre-assembly site
A new pre-assemby site developed by Siements Gamesa and Port Esbjerg has conducted its first load-out as scheduled. The first offshore wind power project to be installed from the new site is RWE’s Kaskasi offshore...Read more
Port Esbjerg expands crane fleet to handle next-gen offshore wind turbines
Port Esbjerg has further invested in equipment to make sure it can handle the next-generation offshore wind turbines that will come through the port in the coming years. The port has ordered it second LHM...Read more
Port Esbjerg will have a lot to do as EU aims to lift offshore wind goals
European leaders could agree on an ambitious goal of increasing the offshore wind capacity in the North Sea to at least 150 gigawatts by 2050. At the European Leaders’s Summit with the president of the...Read more
Blue Water named port agents for UECC new service to Esbjerg
Logistics services provider Blue Water Shipping has been assigned a role as port agent in the port of Esbjerg for United European Car Carriers (UECC). UECC has only recently launched a North Sea service route...Read more
Port Esbjerg eyes digital twin to optimise for future offshore wind demands
Port Esbjerg has partnered up with the global infrastructure advisory firm, Moffatt & Nichol to create a digital twin that can develop and define the future offshore wind port. Port Esbjerg has already been involved...Read more
New RoRo terminal concept being developed at Port Esbjerg
Scandinavian Auto Logistics and Port Esbjerg have joined forces to develop a new RoRo terminal concept, named Flexible Multi-Terminal, as it allows for the handling of cars, trailers, containers, and high-and-heavy cargoes.Read more