All Port Esbjerg articles
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NewsEsbjerg gets the go-ahead for fairway deepening
The Danish Coastal Authority has granted Port Esbjerg permission to deepen Grådyb – a 21.6 km long fairway stretching from the North Sea to the port.
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NewsCuxhaven gets a boost from National Ports Strategy
Germany’s federal government launched a National Ports Strategy last week. While some have criticized the approach for its lack of financing plans, others have welcomed the development.
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NewsEsbjerg’s Combi-Terminal expansion nears completion
Construction work at Denmark’s Port Esbjerg to extend its Combi-Terminal is almost complete.
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NewsSzczecin joins the Offshore Wind Port Alliance
The Offshore Wind Port Alliance – comprising some of Europe’s largest offshore wind ports – has gained Poland’s port of Szczecin as a member as it expands its collaboration eastward.
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NewsBSC eyes Esbjerg for XL monopile manufacturing
Baltic Structures Company (BSC) has confirmed that it will develop a monopile production plant at the port of Esbjerg, Denmark.
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NewsNorthern European ports to cooperate on AI solutions
Six European ports will collaborate on artificial intelligence (AI) projects to help optimise the green energy transition.
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NewsPorts unite to overcome offshore wind challenges
Representatives of six leading European ports have signed a collaboration agreement that will see them work together to support the development of the offshore wind energy industry.
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NewsPort Esbjerg rolls out digital twin
Denmark’s Port Esbjerg has rolled out a ‘digital twin’ that can calculate efficient methods for deploying offshore wind installations.
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NewsPort Esbjerg adds Liebherr crane
Port Esbjerg has received a 308-tonne capacity Liebherr LHM 800 mobile harbour crane.
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NewsTschudi Logistics ships flanges to Denmark
Tschudi Logistics has coordinated the delivery of wind turbine flanges from Germany to Denmark.
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NewsConstruction begins in Denmark
Port Esbjerg in Denmark has started the construction of its offshore wind facility.
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NewsEuropean ports form wind energy alliance
Six key ports for offshore wind energy in Northern Europe have formed an alliance with the aim of resolving capacity issues as soon as possible.
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NewsPort Esbjerg completes first Kaskasi load out at latest facility
A new pre-assembly site developed by Siemens Gamesa and Port Esbjerg (Denmark) has conducted its first load-out – offshore wind energy equipment destined for RWE’s Kaskasi project.
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NewsEsbjerg to add further Liebherr unit
Denmark’s Port Esbjerg has ordered a second LHM 800 to handle the next generation of offshore wind turbines at the facility.
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News150 GW North Sea goal for offshore wind
The European Leaders’ Summit took place earlier this week in Esbjerg, Denmark, where European leaders declared a goal of increasing the offshore wind capacity in the North Sea to at least 150 GW by 2050.
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NewsEsbjerg to develop digital twin
Denmark’s Port Esbjerg is working with global infrastructure advisory firm Moffatt & Nichol to deploy digital twin technology to help optimise its activities in offshore wind energy projects.
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NewsRo-ro concept at Port Esbjerg
Scandinavian Auto Logistics and Port Esbjerg will develop a ro-ro terminal to handle cars, heavy-duty trailers, containers, as well as high and heavy cargoes.
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NewsEsbjerg prepares assembly sites
Port Esbjerg in Denmark is building pre-assembly sites for future offshore wind energy projects.
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NewsValmont partners with Esbjerg
Offshore wind turbine tower manufacturer Valmont and Port Esbjerg in Denmark have entered into an agreement to consider the construction of a factory at the port.
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NewsEsbjerg forms tech partnership
Port Esbjerg in Denmark has formed a partnership with technology company Honeywell as part of its plans to become a climate-neutral port.