The Danish shipping company has entered into an agreement with the Joint Movement and Transport Organisation (JMTO) which provides strategic transport for Danish military missions.
As of 2 November, the Copenhagen-Frederikshavn-Oslo route will be served by a single ro-pax (Pearl Seaways), instead of two (Crown Seaways), with departures every second day as opposed to daily.
The Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) and Amager Resource Center (ARC), a municipal waste collector, have partnered to apply for EU funds to set up and operate a CO2 capture facility.
Due to unsatisfactory volumes, the Paldiski-Hanko route has been terminated - for this reason Patria Seaways, the ferry serving the link, has been moved onto the Paldiski-Kapellskär service.
The Danish seaport has teamed up with the tech-company to develop a system for management of carbon emissions, with the aim of becoming a climate-neutral port.
The shipping line has recently introduced the Scandinavian Shuttle Service, which connects the ports of Hamburg, Fredericia, Helsingborg, Halmstad, and Gothenburg on a weekly basis.
