Minister of Business and Competitiveness Martin Lidegaard is leading a Danish business delegation to India. Green shipping is among the visit’s focus areas, with the Danish delegation visiting both APM Terminals Mumbai and the Mazagon Dock shipyard.
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The electrification of Danish shipping is advancing rapidly. Access to electricity and sufficient grid capacity remains the biggest barrier. A new project will provide practical recommendations for policymakers and other key stakeholders, paving the way to unlock its full potential.
BIO-Route is a route-planning tool for navigating Danish waters that takes marine biodiversity into account. A series of maps showing environmental sensitivities in Danish waters are now being made freely available.
In 2025, a record 103 transit voyages were made via the Northeast Passage. However, this is still equivalent to only around a day and a half of ship traffic around the Cape of Good Hope. The vast majority of traffic on the Northeast Passage is linked to Russia and China.
Denmark’s maritime sector needs to become better at securing EU funding. Danish Maritime and Danish Shipping, in collaboration with ShippingLab, are establishing a new platform that will make it easier to match the needs and expertise of Denmark’s maritime sector with relevant EU funding opportunities. The aim is to accelerate the development of promising ideas and foster new partnerships.
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