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Port Esbjerg News Brief - April 2022
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By now, Port Esbjerg has been involved in the shipping of over 4,000 offshore wind turbines with a total capacity of...
05/04/22 -
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Offshore wind turbine number 4,000 shipped from Port Esbjerg. Preparations for the next 4,000 are under way
By the end of 2021, components for more than 4,000 offshore wind turbines had been shipped from Port Esbjerg, meaning the harbour had contributed to...
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Six billion Danish kroner to secure ambitious EU offshore wind targets
In a new strategy for offshore wind, the European Parliament expects that investments of more than six billion Danish kroner will be needed by 2050...
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New project to create modern and sustainable fishing harbour
Fishing has been the beating heart of the port of Esbjerg for over 150 years, and fishermen still land tonnes of fish, prawns and mussels every year...
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Young people helping companies achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals at Port Esbjerg
Mushrooms, straw and grain husks may help make the packaging of the future more sustainable. Pupils from Rybners technical college in Esbjerg got the...
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The small lighthouse with the supreme sense of direction
For almost a century, Esbjerg Lighthouse has been guiding ships to enter the harbour safely, using light signals in an array of colours...
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News in brief
Port Esbjerg gets digital twin
Port Esbjerg has joined forces with global consultancy firm Moffatt & Nichol to develop a ‘digital twin’ of the...
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