The Gothenburg Port Authority has started replanting 1.7 hectares of eelgrass beds to compensate for the eelgrass that will disappear when the port is building a new terminal. It is the largest replantion of eelgrass ever in Sweden, and at the end of june, the project went from theory to practice when two test plants were carried out just outside the port.
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In 2015, the Port of Gothenburg introduced an environmental discount on the port tariff in an effort to increase the number of calls by ships running on liquefied natural gas (LNG). Several major LNG investments...
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During the evening of Monday June 25, the first-ever bunkering of liquefied biogas (LBG) took place at the Port of Gothenburg. Fure Vinga, owned by the Donsö-based shipping company Furetank, took on 40 cubic metres of LBG directly from a road tanker parked at the quayside.
Read moreOn Wednesday June 20, Minister for Enterprise and Innovation Mikael Damberg, together with Ann-Sofie Hermansson and leaders from the Gothenburg Port Authority, met a number of representatives from the global shipping companies that operate in and out of the Port of Gothenburg.
Read moreOn June 2, the Swedish Minister for Infrastructure Thomas Eneroth presented key elements of the government’s strategic infrastructure plan and budget related to the deepening of the fairways at the Port...
Read moreDemand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a marine fuel is on the increase at the Port of Gothenburg, and it has now been announced that the availability of LNG and the range of bunkering options will
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