Using Renewable Diesel to Achieve Eco-friendly Ferry Operations in Baltic Sea

Eckerö Line, a Finnish ferry company, partners with Neste to reduce emissions in the Baltic Sea by using renewable diesel made from waste materials. They aim to meet the emissions reduction requirement of the FuelEU Maritime regulation. Through various measures like speed adjustments and technical improvements, Eckerö Line is leading the way in sustainable maritime transport.

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Captains Of Ships Damaging Baltic Cables Could Be

EU Sanctions Proposed for Ships Damaging Baltic Sea Infrastructure

Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has suggested that captains of ships damaging underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea should face EU sanctions. This proposal comes amid discussions for sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. Sikorski highlighted the need to hold individuals accountable to prevent further damage and maintain security in the region.

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Estonia Proposes Baltic Shipping Fee To Fund Subsea

New Ship Fee Proposed to Protect Undersea Cables in the Baltic Sea

Shipping companies navigating the Baltic Sea may soon face a new fee to protect critical undersea cables, proposed by Estonia’s defense minister. NATO plans to deploy frigates, patrol aircraft, and drones to address cable damage incidents. The initiative aims to enhance security measures to prevent future disruptions and ensure maritime safety in the region.

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Cargo Ship Fire in Baltic Sea, Crew Rescued by Swedish and Danish Teams

A Swedish cargo ship caught fire off the coast of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea, prompting a swift rescue operation. The crew issued a Mayday call, leading to Danish rescue teams responding promptly. The Swedish Maritime Administration’s helicopter rescued all crew members safely. The coordinated efforts of Swedish and Danish teams ensured a successful operation.

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