Finnlines expands its service in the North Sea, including Port Gdynia in a weekly rotation from the 26th week, which strengthens the connections between North and Western Europe. The new route, served by hybrid Finneco class ships, allows the transport of various loads, including oversized, offering road transport to countries such as Belgium, France, Spain and Great Britain. Thanks to this, Poland gains direct access to the Grimaldi Group global network. As part of development, new 80-foot MAFI platforms have been introduced to facilitate the transport of custom units. Finnlines emphasizes its commitment to sustainable development, offering CO₂ emissions reduced by up to 90% thanks to modern technological solutions.
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After more than three years of construction and a year of laying the foundation stone, the T3 terminal in Baltic Hub was officially opened, which will increase the bandwidth of the terminal by about 1.5 million TEU per year. The modern terminal with an area of 36 hectares and a 717 meter long quay supports the largest container container in the Baltic Sea, using 20 automated RMG cranes and seven seven semi -automatic STS cranes powered by renewable energy. During the ceremony, representatives of government, local governments, shareholders and investment contractors took part, emphasizing its importance for the development of the region and Poland as a logistics leader. Although transhipment operations at T3 are already underway in the start -up phase, the full functionality of the terminal is planned at the end of the year. The T3 terminal strengthens Gdańsk's position as a key logistics hub in Central and Eastern Europe.
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The construction of a modern operating and service base in the port of Ustka, which is to be put into use in the fourth quarter of 2026 and will support the first sea wind farm Baltica 2-a joint PGE and Ørsted project began. The base, occupying over 2.3 ha and equipped with administrative, storage and waterfall buildings for service vessels, will be a key operational and logistics center for wind farms in the Baltic. The investment is to contribute to the development of the Pomeranian region, creating new jobs and changing the character of Ustka from the seasonal resort to an important maritime energy center. The general contractor is Doraco Construction Corporation, and in the project over 30 Polish companies are involved, which supports the development of national industry. The base will also act as a background for the construction of the Baltica 2 farm, which is to start in 2027, and service works and monitoring will be carried out directly from Ustka.
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The Gdańsk University of Technology and PGE Baltica have signed an agreement on the PGE Baltica industry patronage over the Digiwind project, which includes new fields of education in the field of digitization and wind energy, implemented by the university. The Digiwind project, financed from the digital Europe program, offers innovative second -cycle, postgraduate studies and specialist courses preparing graduates to work in a dynamically developing offshore industry. Cooperation includes Creating curricula, internships and internships, lectures, research and mentoring of diploma projects. The new direction of renewable energy engineering with the specialty Smart Wind Energy Engineering will start on PG in October, and the recruitment will start on June 24. The agreement was signed by, among others Rector of PG prof. Krzysztof Wilde and the president of PGE Baltica Bartosz Fedurek, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between science and business in the development of Polish wind energy.
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HES Gdynia Bulk Terminal, operating at the port of Gdynia and serving 4-6 million tons of mass charges annually, dynamically develops infrastructure, including the expansion of cereal warehouses, which will increase their capacity by 150% and export capabilities by 1-1.1.5 million tonnes per year. The terminal celebrates the 30th anniversary in 2025, which confirms its stable position and technological development on the reloading market. HES Gdynia also plays the role of an element of critical infrastructure, ensuring food, energy and industrial security of Poland and export countries, implementing investments in certified quality and security systems, including a modern information security management system. The company focuses on automation, digitization and pro -ecological solutions, adapting to the changing challenges of the market and ESG policy. Thanks to the flexibility and involvement of employees, HS Gdynia maintains high quality of services and supports the safety of supply chains in the Baltic Sea region.
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