Poland to remove Russian tanker after being abandoned for years
The Polish government confirmed that a Russian tanker, which has been docked in the Port of Gdynia for nearly eight years, will be removed.
Read moreDetailsThe Polish government confirmed that a Russian tanker, which has been docked in the Port of Gdynia for nearly eight years, will be removed.
Read moreDetailsThe PLN 1.7 billion investment, includes the construction of a third gas tank and a second quay, increasing regasification capacity.
Read moreDetailsGas Transmission System Operator GAZ-SYSTEM SA has achieved a landmark milestone in Poland's energy sector by finalizing the first floating regasification unit (FSRU) chartering agreement.
Read moreDetailsABS Poland is supporting the development of Poland’s offshore wind market by signing the Polish Offshore Wind Sector Deal, an initiative that includes signatories such as Total, Orsted, Equinor and Shell.
Read moreDetailsPoland is considering cooperating with Portugal regarding potential LNG trans-shipping, according to the Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, while gas could be sent to other countries to help them cut their dependence on Russia.
Read moreDetailsDue to the changing trends on the renewable energy market, the Port of Gdynia Authority SA has intensified work on the development of hydrogen technologies.
Read moreDetailsPoland’s Maritime Office in Gdynia has confirmed that a Russian dry cargo vessel was detained in the Baltic Sea’s Gdansk Bay.
Read moreDetailsA new Public Ferry Terminal is to open at Port of Gdynia within this month, providing the possibility of onshore power supply for ships visiting the port. This is a first in Poland and will contribute to making the Port of Gdynia a “green port”.
Read moreDetailsAP Moller Maersk launched on January, a new block train dedicated to transporting Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) from China to Poland as mainland Europe continues to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read moreDetailsAn explosives ordnance disposal team attempted to disable a WWII-era "earthquake bomb" which suddenly exploded near the port of Swinoujscie, Poland.
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