News from Port of Hirtshals

Port of Hirtshals is expanding its management and placing extra focus on strategic development

Fish terminal and lighting have the greatest climate potential at Port of Hirtshals

Carbon accounting provides overview of CO2 emissions:

Aalborg Portland will be part of an ambitious CO2 storage project at Port of Hirtshals

CO2 must be stored to protect the climate:

Charge your electric car at Port of Hirtshals

New, green partnership:

Annual accounts:

Great satisfaction with turnover record at Port of Hirtshals

Fossil fuels on ships must be replaced:

Ambitious plans in Hirtshals for green maritime fuels

Hirtshals will have one of Denmark's first tank installation with liquid gas for heavy traffic

The passengers are back at Port of Hirtshals

Denmark's first charging stations for trucks on its way to Hirtshals

Unique customs clearance eases the export to Norway

Hirtshals company has cracked the code to complex Norwegian customs requirements

Job opportunities on land and at sea

Port of Hirtshals invites school students inside the maritime industry

New logo signals progress:

Ambitious future plans cause Port of Hirtshals to change its visual identity

Port of Hirtshals will become hub for storing and shipping CO2 from biogas plants in North Jutland

Less food waste and healthy lunch

Collaboration on salmon mince has made students crazy about Jaws

CEO looks forward to public meeting and debate on the expansion of Port of Hirtshals

Best month ever for the Port of Hirtshals

Sister organisation to Iceland Ocean Cluster opens in Hirthals

Issue of toll documents in Hirtshals gives companies more flexibility

Port of Hirtshals comes prepared for the future

Increase in cargo, trucks and trailers at the Port of Hirtshals

Sustainability and recycling within the shipyard industry at the Port of Hirtshals

Preliminary studies for a possible port expansion have now been launched