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Port of Klaipėda
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NewsKlaipėda backs methanol innovation
Western Baltic Engineering has unveiled a green methanol bunkering vessel concept supporting decarbonisation, operational efficiency and future-ready ports
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NewsZero-emission port waste vessel deployed
The Port of Klaipėda has launched its hydrogen-powered waste vessel, marking a major milestone for sustainable shipping operations
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NewsKlaipėda accelerates clean transport shift
Klaipėda Port has opened Lithuania’s first green hydrogen production and refuelling station
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NewsKlaipėda green H2 project begins testing
Lithuania’s first green hydrogen port facility is entering its testing phase ahead of commissioning
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NewsBaltic Ports map their hydrogen future
Baltic Sea ports are at the forefront of the maritime green energy transition going forward, especially when it come to alternative fuels
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NewsWork begins on Klaipėda’s green hydrogen station
Next spring, Klaipėda will become the first port in Lithuania and the Baltic States to produce green hydrogen
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NewsNews in brief: February/March 2025: Ports & Terminals
A round up of Port Strategy November/December 2024 issue’s Ports & Terminals news.
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NewsEuropean ports forge green shipping alliance
Six European ports have joined forces with X-Press Feeders to establish green shipping corridors across Scandinavia and the Baltic Sea
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NewsBidding for the big time
The Port of Klaipėda has plans to develop a new largescale terminal before the end of decade. AJ Keyes assesses the viability of the project
