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Guests flooding in to Esbjerg
The number of foreign guests at the Port of Esbjerg has multiplied many times in recent years, and guests are now more often from countries such as...
11/04/19 -
General
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Electrification to drive the green transition
In November, the European Commission presented a new climate initiative that paves the road for a carbon-free Europe by 2050. The Commission clearly...
11/04/19 -
General
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Greener ships ahoy!
In 2018, the world's largest electric ferries saw the light of day when they were introduced in Oresund, and in 2019, the shipping company Grimaldi...
11/04/19 -
RoRo
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Kristian Jensen: New free trade agreements set the course for the future
2018 was a turbulent year for international free trade with intense negotiations about the UK's exit from the EU and the trade conflict between the...
08/04/19 -
General
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Expert: The product of the future is a solution
If maritime companies want to survive in the digital economy, they must build digital service solutions on top of their products, says DTU professor...
05/04/19 -
General
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Wind turbine growth continues
The size and capacity of wind turbines are constantly increasing, and the upcoming turbines are as tall as the Eiffel Tower. This poses special...
01/04/19 -
Wind
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