Klaipėda port cargo handling grew by 7% this year to 27 million tons
Klaipėda port handled almost 27 million tons of cargo in the first eight months of this year – 7% more than at the same time last year, the port authority announced on Thursday.
Klaipėda port handled almost 27 million tons of cargo in the first eight months of this year – 7% more than at the same time last year, the port authority announced on Thursday.
Less than a month left until the 26th “Amber Sea Mile” running competition. Traditionally, on the second Saturday of October, enthusiasts of active leisure and running will flock to Smiltynė…
A new cargo flow may appear in the port of Klaipėda in the future – carbon dioxide collected in the industry of the Baltic countries would be transported to the planned CO₂ transshipment terminal. The numbe…
A dynamic and rapidly changing market encourages continuous improvement and development. To remain competitive, modern, and flexible, the Port of Klaipėda is implementing strategically important…
Nadia Calvino, President of the European Investment Bank (EIB), who visited Lithuania, said in an interview with 15min that this year the EIB intends to increase funding in Lithuania by about four times –…
The Government, which held an outgoing meeting in Klaipėda, approved the procedure for the lease competition of the southern part of the seaport territory or part of it on Wednesday.
As the number of ships increases and shipping intensifies, ports no longer have enough conventional monitoring tools. A new smart shipping solution is being implemented at the Port of Klaipėda – at sea near the port…
Klaipėda residents managed to capture an impressive yacht visiting the Lithuanian coast. The superyacht called “Life Saga” is valued at about 50 million US dollars, and its construction was funded by…
How to turn renewable energy into vehicle fuels? On September 5th, at Klaipėda Theatre Square, the festival “Own Waves. Creators of a Sustainable Future…
Grain loading for this season is gaining momentum in Klaipėda port. The first ships have already left the companies operating in the port: Bega, Malkų įlanka terminal, and Klasco. To the terminals and continues…