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Bremen’s ports are shaping the future together

Bremen’s ports are shaping the future together

BREMEN. The “SPorT – Smartport Transfer” project is an innovation initiative that began in the summer and brings business, science and port practice together. According to bremenports: “The aim is to make the ports of Bremen sustainable, resilient and people-centric.”...
Second LNG terminal goes into operation

Second LNG terminal goes into operation

WILHELMSHAVEN. In May, the Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH (DET) commissioned its second import terminal for LNG. According to a statement issued at the start of operations: “Germany can now make its energy supply even more secure and flexible”. Commissioned by DET, the...
NPorts: Tonne takes over from Lies

NPorts: Tonne takes over from Lies

OLDENBURG. Grant Hendrik Tonne (centre) was appointed Chairman of the NPorts Supervisory Board. He succeeds Olaf Lies, who stepped down after his appointment as Minister President of Lower Saxony. Lies had been the chairman since 2022. Holger Banik, the managing...
Smallest federal state with large trade fair stand

Smallest federal state with large trade fair stand

BREMEN. In June, 20 companies appeared on bremenports’ joint stand at the transport logistic in Munich, the leading global trade fair for logistics, mobility, IT and supply chain management. Companies spanned forklift suppliers, container manufacturers and freight...
Sprucing up the hinterland

Sprucing up the hinterland

According to the “Traffic Forecast 2040” presented in October 2024, traffic in Germany will grow significantly by 2040, especially in the freight sector. The Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs (BMDV) estimates that transport volume will increase by...