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1	The Port of Barcelona will invest €110 million in the Nexigen project to improve air quality The Port of Barcelona will invest €110 million in its Nexigen project to decarbonise port activity and improve air quality. €90 million of these funds correspond to the investments that will be made in OPS (onshore power supply...
2	Stena Line accelerates fossil-free shipping to reduce emissions by 30% by 2030 In 2020, ferry company Stena Line continued to reduce its total CO2 emissions and is ten years ahead of the IMO international shipping emission reduction targets. Nevertheless, the Swedish shipping company is now accelerating t...
3	MSC floats out MERAVIGLIA and names MSC BELLISSIMA CruiseMSC Cruises’ latest newbuild MSC MERAVIGLIA was floated out at STX France in Saint Nazaire on September 3, marking the beginning of MSC’ large newbuilding program which will consist of up to 11 ships during the next decade.
4	Holland America Line’s New ROTTERDAM Successfully Sails Through Sea Trials in Italy It was smooth seas and fair winds for Holland America Line’s newest ship, ROTTERDAM, which returned in the evening of May 6 to Fincantieri’s Marghera (Venice) shipyard in Italy, after successfully completing two sets of sea tri...
5	Carnival Corporation Releases Annual Sustainability Report for 2018 Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK), the world's largest leisure travel company, today released its ninth annual sustainability report, detailing the key initiatives and progress made in 2018 toward its 20...
6	CruiseCopenhagen unveils new 2024 strategy CruiseCopenhagen aims to contribute to sustainable growth with new 2024 strategy. The framework of the strategy is the UN Sustainable Development Goals, ensuring that sustainability is a central factor of the strategy.
7	DFDS November volumes: continued freight and passenger growth DFDS’ total freight volumes in November 2024 were 10.4% above 2023 and up 4.7% adjusted for the addition of Strait of Gibraltar routes in 2024, closure of Calais-Tilbury in 2023, and the sale of Oslo-Frederikshavn-Copenhagen in...
8	Port of Tallinn: In order to reduce emissions, all ships in the port must switch to environmentally friendly energy sources The Port of Tallinn's goal is to achieve climate neutrality in all its port activities by 2050 at the latest. In the case of the port, the action with the most significant positive impact for the environment is to supply the en...
9	DFDS acquires rail operator primeRail Today, DFDS & primeRail signed an agreement to become one company as DFDS acquires the German rail operator company. The acquisition strengthens DFDS' rail offerings and is a testament to DFDS' ambition to find sustainable ...
10	Carnival Corporation & plc Names Josh Weinstein as Chief Operations Officer Carnival Corporation & plc announced that Josh Weinstein has been named chief operations officer, effective immediately.
11	Peter Deer confirmed as Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines’ new Managing Director Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has appointed Peter Deer as its new Managing Director, with effect from 1st September 2019.
12	Strong recovery in Sweden for international ferry traffic in the second quarter During the second quarter of 2022, the total number of passengers in Swedish ports was 6.8 million, an increase of 105 percent compared to the same quarter in 2021. The rate of increase was significantly higher for foreign traf...
13	CruiseCopenhagen strives to turn Copenhagen into a year-round cruise destination CruiseCopenhagen is encouraging cruise lines to visit the Danish capital during the off-season. For the first time ever, Copenhagen expects to host cruise calls every month of 2022 improving the experience for both cruise lines...
14	Interferry Demands EU Harmonization with IMO Global GHG Regulations to Prevent Double Taxation and Protect Critical Ferry Services Interferry, the association representing the ferry industry worldwide, calls on the European Commission to immediately harmonize its unilateral EU ETS / FuelEU Maritime regulations with the recently agreed IMO Net-Zero Framewor...
15	Over 150 cruise ships to call at Ports of Stockholm in 2026 PortCruise traffic in Ports of Stockholm continues to increase. In 2026, 157 vessels with more than 300,000 passengers are expected to visit the ports. Cruise ship calls now occur throughout the year, with the majority of passe...
16	MAN CEON TechGuide Introduces First Augmented-Reality Maintenance Platform MAN Energy Solutions has developed a new generation of instructional material with augmented reality and featuring a mix of different multimedia. MAN CEON is MAN Energy Solutions’ umbrella brand for all its digital products.
17	Go west to take unaccompanied freight by sea, says Brittany Ferries A growing number of haulage companies are shipping goods using unaccompanied trailers. Brittany Ferries says demand is rising, and the ports it serves on the western Channel in France and the UK are best set-up to receive these...
18	Carnival Corporation Names Antorcha to Lead Holland America Line; Palomba as COO for Carnival Cruise Line Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK) today announced two important moves within its global leadership team as part of the company's broader efforts to enhance operations and best prepare the organization fo...
19	Carnival Corporation Pilots Food Waste Bio-Digester Technology to Improve Environmental Compliance As part of corporate commitment to sustained excellence in environmental compliance, 15 Carnival Corporation ships are testing food waste bio-digester machines, or "steel stomachs," that separate plastics from food waste while ...
20	Maritime transport of rubber-tyred vehicles secured with measures taken by the National Emergency Supply Agency The National Emergency Supply Agency is quickly launching financial support measures to particularly secure the flows of goods that are important to the security of supply from Finland to Sweden and the Baltic countries and, th...