BLG reports a stable financial year
BREMEN. Despite geopolitical crises, a weakening German economy and ongoing uncertainties in global trade, the BLG Logistics Group has closed its 2025 financial year on a stable note.
Bremen Ports see positive growth in 2025
17.03.2026
BREMEN Compared to 2024, container throughput in Bremen’s ports grew by 10.3 per cent in 2025. After around 4.4 million TEU in 2024, around 4.9 million TEU were handled in 2025. March 2025 was the most successful month with 431,000 TEU. In total, over 58 million tonnes of general cargo and seven million tonnes of bulk cargo passed through the quaysides in Bremen’s ports. This brings the total throughput to over 65 million tonnes. Compared to 2024, this represents an increase of 5.4 per cent. Looking at the throughput of the individual ports in Bremen, Bremerhaven handled a total of just under 56 million tonnes, while Bremen city handled 9.3 million tonnes. Bremerhaven was thus able to increase its throughput by 9.3 per cent, while Bremen city lost 13 per cent.
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BLG reports a stable financial year
BREMEN. Despite geopolitical crises, a weakening German economy and ongoing uncertainties in global trade, the BLG Logistics Group has closed its 2025 financial year on a stable note.
Extension of tonnage tax boosts wind energy
BERLIN/HAMBURG. The Offshore Wind Energy Foundation and the German Wind Energy Association (BWE) have expressly welcomed the plan by the Federal Government’s Coordinator for Maritime Economy and Tourism, Dr Christoph Ploß, to extend the tonnage tax to vessels in the offshore wind sector.
Expansion of Speckenbüttel Port Station begins
BREMERHAVEN. The Bremen Senate is providing around 56 million euros for the expansion. Among other things, these funds will be used to build seven additional tracks, each approximately 740 metres long. There are also plans to digitise the existing infrastructure to improve the port’s connection to the hinterland.
Bremerhaven sets an example for green shipping
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