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Port Esbjerg News Brief - March 2021
Welcome to the Port Esbjerg News Brief
“An amicable divorce.” This is the description of Brexit used by Flemming Nør-Pedersen , Executive...
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35 giant offshore wind farms in just nine years: “We can and we must!”
Kristian Ruby is the Secretary General of Eurelectric, the federation for the European electricity industry, which represents 3,500 energy companies...
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International research collaborations at the port of Esbjerg will strengthen the green transition
The EU Commission’s ambitious strategy for offshore wind places heavy demands on collaborations locally, nationally and internationally. Also within...
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Brexit: Trade regaining momentum
New rules and a lot of paperwork have presented challenges in trading with the UK, despite the trade agreement. Still, trading is well under way once...
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Port Esbjerg handled more cargo than expected during an unpredictable 2020
There was Covid-19 and there was Brexit, but the activity level at Port Esbjerg in 2020 still ended largely in line with the year before. The cargo...
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News in brief
Port Esbjerg launching yet another digital tool for all users of the port
Digitalisation is increasingly becoming part of everyday life at the...
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In 2020, Esbjerg maintained its position as the world's leading port for offshore wind
In 2020, Esbjerg maintained its position as the world's leading port for offshore wind. The port shipped more than 1 GW of offshore wind...
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