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End to Extra Bureaucracy in German Ports

Nakskov Harbor must undergo a significant expansion if it is to handle the large ships of the future, particularly those serving Vestas.

Expansion of Nakskov harbor moves closer

CEO Mikkel Wesselhoff from Business Lolland-Falster is not impressed by the handling of the shipping lane case in Nakskov Fjord.

The shipping lane saga continues: Processing does not promote business development

Nakskov Harbor has so far waited six years for the dredging permit that would allow them to begin deepening and establishing the sailing channel, so that large ocean-going transport ships carrying wind turbine blades can dock.

Silting Up: Processing of Sailing Channel Case Raises a Storm of Questions

The wind turbine blades produced in Nakskov are so long that the channel’s bends pose problems for the transport ships. The photo here is from 2018, when the blades were 80 metres long. Today, the longest blades are 115.5 metres – and the bends in the channel remain the same.

Six years after: Channel expansion delayed again

Aarsleff får brug for det tunge maskineri på havneprojektet i Hamburg. Foto: Aarsleff

Aarsleff vinder stor havneopgave i Hamborg

The working port at the element factory will become a commercial port in the future. The current business port/traffic port in Rødbyhavn must be a tourist and experience port according to Lolland Municipality's new strategy and master plan.

New master plan for port development on Lolland

Shipping association: This is what the working harbor can be used for

Shipping association: This is what the working harbor can be used for

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