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“A good day for Cuxhaven and energy transition”

CUXHAVEN. The German government adopted its national port strategy in March, thus announcing its financial investment in the Cuxhaven transshipment location, which is key to on and offshore wind energy, with around 100 million euros set aside for berths 5 to 7. “We’re delighted with the German government’s decision, which will enable implementation of the urgently needed Cuxhaven expansion,” said Michael de Reese, Chairman of Hafenwirtschaftsgemeinschaft Cuxhaven. “This is a good day for Cuxhaven and the energy transition in Germany.”

Credits: Agentur für Wirtschaftsförderung Cuxhaven

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