BREMERHAVEN. In August, the ro-ro car carrier “Cosco Shengshi” moored in the Nordhafen and started its first trial run to expand the service of the Cosco Shipping Car Carriers to Europe.

CUXHAVEN. Rhenus Cuxport is enlarging its premises by around one third and is opening up a further terminal in the rear port area.

BREMERHAVEN. There were two reasons to celebrate in Bremerhaven in July.

BREMERHAVEN. In July, “Dock V”, a floating dock, left Bremerhaven and began its journey across the Atlantic to Kingston towed by the ocean-going tug “Titan”.

BRAKE. To crown the end of the “Brake Inland Port Festival”, the local port companies organised an “Open Day” in early August.

BREMEN. bremenports has had a new press spokesperson since early October.

LEER. In August, Agnieszka Acar was appointed managing director of the shipping company EMS Chartering, a member of the EMS-Fehn-Group.

BREMERHAVEN. A new chapter in sustainability communication was launched at “ENVOCONNECT” in Bremerhaven in September.

STADE. Representatives from the port industry, politics and press meet up annually to discuss the latest developments and prospects for the seaports of Lower Saxony.

VAREL-DANGAST. The German North Sea Coastal Protection Association (SDN) praised the cautious actions of the emergency services after a fire broke out aboard the car carrier “Fremantle Highway” off the coast of West Frisia in late July.

CUXHAVEN. In late August, Frank Doods (centre), State Secretary in Lower Saxony’s Ministry for Economic Affairs, Transport, Construction and Digitalisation, formally opened a new building for the NPorts branch office in Cuxhaven.

BREMERHAVEN. Thousands embarked on their voyages from the Columbus Cruise Centre, as did emigrants hoping for a better future.

BREMEN. Bremen-based Drewes Logistics announced in August that it plans to open two more branches – one in Dornbirn, Austria, and one in Savannah, USA.

WILHELMSHAVEN. In early August, Marc-Oliver Hauswald was appointed Managing Director of Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven JadeWeserPort-Marketing GmbH, and will succeed Andreas Bullwinkel, who plans to retire after the transition phase. Bullwinkel has been managing the marketing company on behalf of JadeWeserPort since 2013.

ELSFLETH. In August, Falko Mohrs (5th from right), Lower Saxony’s Minister for Science and Culture, visited the Department of Maritime Studies and Logistics at Jade University.

BREMERHAVEN. For nearly a week in August, Maritime Days took centre stage in Bremerhaven, with a colourful and enter-taining programme for all ages and many events associated with the maritime world of ships and seas.

BREMEN. On behalf of the Bremen Senate, Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung hosted the 56th Captain’s Day, a long-standing tradition, on 1 September. Around 300 captains, maritime industry staff and politicians attended the event in the Upper Hall.

WILHELMSHAVEN. Since July, Jade-Dienst GmbH has bundled its maritime services at its new subsidiary JD Offshore, based in Wilhelmshaven and established by the parent company with the principal shareholders J. Johannsen & Sohn and Hamburg Lines Men.

OSNABRÜCK. The Supervisory Board of Hellmann Worldwide Logistics appointed Jens Drewes Chief Executive Officer (CEO), with effect from August 2024.

OLDENBURG. In August, 15 apprentices embarked on their career at the NPorts branches in Brake, Cuxhaven, Emden and Wilhelmshaven.

BREMERHAVEN. Karsten Dirks assumed the role of Operative Managing Director of BLG AutoTerminal Bremerhaven on 1 August and is therefore responsible for the site alongside Commercial Managing Director Jan Bellendorf.

STADE. At an event for the media in Stade on 23 August, NPorts Managing Director Holger Banik outlined the progress made at the Stade jetty for liquefied gases (AVG).

BREMERHAVEN. BLG AutoTerminal Bremerhaven has been temporarily renting the closed Luneort airport from Fishery Harbour Bremerhaven (FBG) since August.

BRAKE. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (right) paid a visit to the Brake seaport and its transhipment company J. MÜLLER in May.

OSNABRÜCK. In May, Hellmann Worldwide Logistics announced that it had appointed Natasha Solano-Vesela as its new Global Airfreight Director Perishables.

BREMEN. “2022 will go down in history as the year of multicrises,” said BLG CEO Frank Dreeke at the 143rd Annual General Meeting of the Bremer Lagerhaus-Gesellschaft in June.

BREMEN. The 11th “Bremen Cup” golf tournament, held by BHV (Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung), took place in perfect weather in June.

CUXHAVEN. On International Professional Drivers Day in May, Cuxport and DFDS launched a special campaign.

OSLO. In late May, Lower Saxony’s Minister President Stephan Weil (left) and Lower Saxony’s Minister for Economics, Labour, Transportation and Digitalisation Olaf Lies (second from right) travelled to Norway and Estonia with a delegation of around 60 people from politics, business and science.

ROTTERDAM. The Lower Saxony seaports are considered to be experts in handling breakbulk, heavy-load and project cargo, which requires specialised logistics and handling.