KOPENHAGEN. There has been a significant rise in CO₂ emissions from container ships operating in the EU. This is based on EU data, which also includes journeys outside of Europe.

HAMBURG. Three positions on the Wista board were filled during the members’ meeting in June: Susanne Coulibaly (2nd from right, TB Marine Shipmanagement) was elected Deputy Chairwoman, Christina Kercher (2nd from left, Kanzlei Ehlermann) became Compliance Manager, and Kerstin Broocks (centre, Guideline) was appointed Press Manager.

CUXHAVEN. At a press conference in June, NPorts announced that a total of 665 million euros had been invested over recent years in the expansion and maintenance of the ports in Cuxhaven and Stade.

BREMEN. In June, bremenports received the “berufundfamilie” audit certificate for the seventh time.

HOLZWICKEDE. According to its own statement, the Rhenus Group is setting an important milestone in sustainable logistics for the wind energy industry with the construction of the “Rhenus Berlin 1” barge.

KELHEIM/AHLHORN. With a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony on 10 July, BLG LOGISTICS celebrated the start of construction of a roof with photovoltaic modules covering around 10,000 parking spaces at the Kelheim car terminal.

BREMERHAVEN. In July, bremenports procured new equipment for the defence against floods and disaster control, in order to continuously improve flood protection.

EMDEN. In June, the Anker Schiffahrts-Gesellschaft and the UPM-Kymmene Corporation announced that its partnership for terminal services at Emden Port is to be extended once again.

BREMEN. In spite of uncertain conditions, the port and logistics industry in the state of Bremen is looking ahead to the current year with cautious optimism.

HAMBURG. The Federal Ministry of Transport appointed Alexander Geisler, Managing Director, German Shipbrokers’ Association, as a new member to the board of the German Maritime Centre (DMZ) in June.

BERLIN. Dr Christoph Ploß has been the new coordinator for the Maritime Industry and Tourism for the federal government since late May.

BREMEN. The 13th Bremen Cup was held at the Bremer Schweiz Golf Club in May. It is a golf tournament hosted by BHV – Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung.

WILHELMSHAVEN. The “Wilhelmshaven Express”, the latest container ship of the logistics and shipping company Hapag-Lloyd, arrived at Germany’s only deep-water container port on her maiden voyage on 22 July.

SCHORTENS. In July, Nordfrost celebrated 50 years of corporate history.

OLDENBURG. With effect from 1 July, NPorts expanded its marketing and sales division and appointed Krischan Förster as head of this division.

BREMEN. The Federal Ministry of Transport appointed Alexander Geisler, Managing Director, German Shipbrokers’ Association, as a new member to the board of the German Maritime Centre (DMZ) in June.

BREMEN. The Association of Bremen Shipowners presented its annual report 2024/25 at the annual general meeting in June.

BREMEN. The executive board of BHV – Bremischen Hafen- und Logistikvertretung – underwent a reshuffle in July.

OLDENBURG. The Seaports of Lower Saxony, along with many other exhibitors from the ports and logistics industry, showed once again the diversity and strength of its ports at the transport logistic trade fair in Munich last June.

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.

WILHELMSHAVEN. In May, the Deutsche Energy Terminal GmbH (DET) commissioned its second import terminal for LNG.

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.

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.

WILHELMSHAVEN. Excelsior, the second floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU) in Wilhelmshaven, is now operating as a floating LNG import terminal.

BREMEN. There is growing concern about massive drops in overseas business at the Bremen site, which has always focused heavily on the US.

WILHELMSHAVEN. An era came to an end on 15 April 2025, the 40th anniversary of Wilhelmshavener Hafenwirtschafts-Vereinigung (WHV).

BREMEN. In March, Thomas Nobel, MD of Deutsche GVZ-Gesellschaft, recommended that freight villages in Germany calculate their carbon footprint in the future.

BREMEN. Despite economic uncertainty and geopolitical crises, the BLG LOGISTICS GROUP was able to close the 2024 financial year with stable sales of 1.2 billion euros, an increase compared to the previous year.

KOPENHAGEN. The WindEurope exhibition in April was all about the future of wind power and the European energy transition. Seaports of Niedersachsen and NPorts also flew the flags of wind energy at the three-day event with a shared stand.

BREMEN. The Bremen Freight Forwarders Association (VBSp) appointed new board members at its AGM in early May.