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CMA CGM has added the first of four new vessels designed for car transportation to its fleet. The 200-metre vessel, with a width of 38 metres, can carry 7,000 cars on 12 decks and runs on liquefied natural gas (LNG), which is currently considered one of the most environmentally friendly options for maritime transport. LNG allows for a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, as well as harmful substances such as nitrogen and sulphur oxides.

WEC Lines has added Hamburg to its NWC-Portugal service from 23 September. The Dutch shipping company is launching a weekly fast connection from Hamburg to the ports of Leixões and Setúbal in Portugal. Departures from Hamburg will be on Sundays, with arrivals in Leixões on Saturdays and Setúbal on Mondays. The route will be an environmentally friendly alternative to road transport from Germany to Portugal.

Turkey’s first ever floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO) has arrived. The rig will commence operations in 2026 under a 20-year contract, doubling gas production at the Sakarya field in the Black Sea.

The Rhenus Group has taken a major step forward in logistics solutions with the introduction of a new Sennebogen 870E hybrid excavator at the Port of Stuttgart. With its energy-efficient design and state-of-the-art technology, the excavator reflects Rhenus’ commitment to innovation and sustainability over 66 years of operation at the port.