REQUEST THE MAGAZINE

Logo German Ports
Magazine for ports, shipping and logistics

Siemens Gamesa is ready for the sprint

27.03.2023
CUXHAVEN. Robert Habeck (left), the Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, visited the Siemens Gamesa plant in Cuxhaven in late January, which was inaugurated in 2018 and manufactures wind turbines for offshore farms. During his visit, which included a visit of the plant by Siemens Gamesa CEO Jochen Eickholt (right), Habeck made it clear that he views the goal of expanding wind energy to 30 gigawatts by 2030 to be realistic. “Germany has really got its work cut out,” he said. Eickholt indicated that his company was willing to take on the “sprint”.

Credits: Siemens Gamesa

More articles from the category Community News

Dirks Group expands Emden Industrial Park

Dirks Group expands Emden Industrial Park

EMDEN. The Dirks Group is expanding its space for logistics projects at the Emden Industrial Park. According to the contract logistics provider, which has been operating there since 2005, it now has a total of 90,000 square metres of warehouse space on the site.

read more
NPorts presents new sustainability report

NPorts presents new sustainability report

OLDENBURG. In July 2026, NPorts published its 2026 sustainability report. This report documents developments from 2022 to 2024 and, using specific projects and comprehensive key performance indicators, illustrates how sustainability is being implemented in Lower Saxony’s ports.

read more
Dirks Group expands Emden Industrial Park

Dirks Group expands Emden Industrial Park

EMDEN. The Dirks Group is expanding its space for logistics projects at the Emden Industrial Park. According to the contract logistics provider, which has been operating there since 2005, it now has a total of 90,000 square metres of warehouse space on the site.

read more
NPorts presents new sustainability report

NPorts presents new sustainability report

OLDENBURG. In July 2026, NPorts published its 2026 sustainability report. This report documents developments from 2022 to 2024 and, using specific projects and comprehensive key performance indicators, illustrates how sustainability is being implemented in Lower Saxony’s ports.

read more
Cross-site collaboration on new dolphins

Cross-site collaboration on new dolphins

NORDERNEY / NORDDEICH. After six of the eight groups of wooden dolphins on the heavy-duty ramp at Norderney had reached the end of their service life, NPorts replaced them in July 2026 with eight freestanding steel-tube dolphins fitted with doughnut fenders.

read more