Green corridor project plans forward for reduction in emissions
Viking Line, Port of Turku and Ports of Stockholm laid the foundation to establish a green corridor between Stockholm and Turku by 2035.
Read moreDetailsViking Line, Port of Turku and Ports of Stockholm laid the foundation to establish a green corridor between Stockholm and Turku by 2035.
Read moreDetailsThe Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom completed its PSC inspection of the tanker Eagle S. and detained the ship.
Read moreDetailsThe Finnish Coast Guard deployed one of its patrol vessels and a tug to help the tanker that suffered engine failure in the Gulf of Finland.
Read moreDetailsThe Finnish Parliament has approved a law prohibiting cargo ships from discharging wastewater into the country's coastal waters.
Read moreDetailsUnited States, Canada and Finland signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop world-class Arctic and polar icebreakers.
Read moreDetailsSince April, Finland's Coast Guard has observed persistent disruptions to satellite navigation signals in the Baltic Sea, particularly affecting the Gulf of Finland.
Read moreDetailsViking Line, Ports of Stockholm and the Port of Turku signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to create a green maritime corridor between Turku and Stockholm. The goal is for the corridor to be 100% carbon-neutral by 2035.
Read moreDetailsAt Klaipėda LNG terminal, operated by KN Energies, a record-breaking 105 thousand cubic meters of liquefied natural gas (LNG) was transferred from the FSRU Independence to the Amur River LNG vessel.
Read moreDetailsThe Government of Finland has pledged funding worth 150,000 Euros to the IMO-GreenVoyage2050 project which supports developing countries in their efforts to reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from ships and in ports.
Read moreDetailsOn 1st September, one of Finland’s most historic cargo ships, ran aground in the Aland archipelago off the southwest coast of Finland.
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