A contract for the construction of a breakwater for the LNG regasification terminal (FSRU) has been signed in Gdańsk. The investor is the Gdynia Maritime Office, and the contractor is NDI SA. The project is crucial for Poland's energy security and port development. The breakwater is intended to ensure stable gas regasification and offloading, supporting the diversification of energy sources.
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Remontowa Shipbuilding SA organized the christening and launch of a new ship for the Polish Navy – the fifth Kormoran. The ship will join the 12th Minesweeper Squadron in Świnoujście, part of the largest series of ships in the 21st century. The 258-design ship has modern mine warfare systems and other operational features.
Photo: Remontowa Shipbuilding SA.
The Zhen Hua 32 vessel delivered three STS cranes to the new T3 berth at the Baltic Hub. The cranes, manufactured by ZPMC, are 96 meters high and can lift containers up to 65 tons. T3 will operate seven of these cranes.
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A contract has been signed for the expansion of the Coal Quay, which will be implemented by Budimex. The project, financed by the CEF program, encompasses 540 meters of quay, with two-stage construction. The PLN 127 million investment will include, among other things, a reinforced concrete surface and new water mains.
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The Adrian Maersk, powered by green methanol, has arrived at the Baltic Hub. This modern, 351-meter-long container ship, part of Maersk's fleet, demonstrates its commitment to climate neutrality by 2040 through emission reduction.
Photo: Baltic Hub
