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Port Esbjerg News Brief – March 2020
Welcome to the Port Esbjerg News Brief
In mid-March, the thirteen climate partnerships set up by the Danish government will submit their...
04/03/20 -
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There is still a slight smell of fish at Port Esbjerg
Even though it is many years ago that Esbjerg was a major fishing port, there is still a slight smell of fish at the harbour. Not from the living...
04/03/20 -
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New waste separation bins at Port Esbjerg for easy and sustainable sorting
As part of its efforts to support the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Port Esbjerg developed a new type of waste separation bin that...
04/03/20 -
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Business as usual – until further notice
Britain left the EU on 31 January, but our collaboration with the UK, trade and transport may continue as before for the rest of 2020. No one knows...
04/03/20 -
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Young locals highlight the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals
Companies, school children and residents in Esbjerg are encouraged to learn more about the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Port Esbjerg...
04/03/20 -
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NEWS IN BRIEF
The world’s largest crane busy at work at the harbour
Since August 2019, the world’s largest mobile crane has been stationed at the port of...
04/03/20 -
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