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TWIN-PORT VI is a four-year project to install shore power at Tallinn and Helsinki
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Estonia and Poland have signed a letter of intent to cooperate in green hydrogen projects
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NewsClean Baltic ferries
Three Baltic ports have made it possible for ferries to connect to shore power on all routes.
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NewsTallinn Port seeks €400,000 compensation
The Port of Tallinn in Estonia is seeking €400,000 in compensation from its former executives who are being tried on corruption charges, the Eesti Ekspress has reported.
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Lower Tallinn calls hit profits
In Estonia, Tallinn’s port profits suffered last year as cargo volumes dropped 19%.
