Perspective paper shows the path to a CO₂-neutral Überseehafen by 2035.
BREMERHAVEN. A new position paper from the port’s stakeholders and bremenports shows how the overseas port of Bremerhaven can become CO₂-neutral by 2035.
Change in the VBSp executive board
02.10.2020
BREMEN. At its recent AGM, the Bremen Freight Forwarders Association (VBSp) partially re-elected its executive committee. Ulrike Baum of Röhlig Logistics stood down and Andreas Niemeyer of the Dettmer Group was confirmed as a board member. Newly elected were (from left) Thorsten Dornia, managing partner of Brelog, Philip Herwig, managing partner of Röhlig Logistics, and Sven Schoon, managing partner of ETS Transport & Logistics.
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ONE: Berrelet to become new CEO
SINGAPORE. Change of leadership at Singapore-based container shipping company ONE (Ocean Network Express): Till Ole Barrelet will replace Jeremy Nixon as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on July 1, 2026.
Stable in volatile times
BREMEN. In February, Röhlig Logistics presented its preliminary figures for the 2025 financial year. Despite geopolitical tensions and structural margin pressure, the logistics company increased its gross profit from €229 million in 2024 to €234 million in 2025.
Perspective paper shows the path to a CO₂-neutral Überseehafen by 2035.
BREMERHAVEN. A new position paper from the port’s stakeholders and bremenports shows how the overseas port of Bremerhaven can become CO₂-neutral by 2035.
ONE: Berrelet to become new CEO
SINGAPORE. Change of leadership at Singapore-based container shipping company ONE (Ocean Network Express): Till Ole Barrelet will replace Jeremy Nixon as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on July 1, 2026.
Stable in volatile times
BREMEN. In February, Röhlig Logistics presented its preliminary figures for the 2025 financial year. Despite geopolitical tensions and structural margin pressure, the logistics company increased its gross profit from €229 million in 2024 to €234 million in 2025.
Ports on the Ems Intensify Cooperation
EMDEN/DÖRPEN. For more than 40 years, the two locations of Emden and Dörpen have been closely connected. Each year, more than 400 inland vessels operate between the two ports.
