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Feb 07
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High-Speed Ferry Services between Poole and The Channel Islands now Available for 2025 Bookings

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Poole Harbour Commissioners are delighted with the 2025 continuation of high-speed ferry services between the Port of Poole and the Channel Islands, ensuring vital connections between the UK, Guernsey, Jersey, and onward to St Malo.

Following 2024’s tender process run by the Jersey and Guernsey governments, high-speed roll-on, roll-off ferry services between Poole & Guernsey will be operated by Brittany Ferries, with the service between Poole & Jersey being operated by DFDS, with both services linking to St Malo.

Source: PHC

Feb 07
3

New Train Service to Transport 10,000 Cars from Slovakia to Port Esbjerg and onwards

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A new direct train service between Slovakia and Port Esbjerg is expected to transport 10,000 new cars to Esbjerg on an annual basis. These cars will be reloaded at the port and shipped to the UK. The first delivery went “almost perfectly”, says Scandinavian Auto Logistics, which handles the cars at the port. “This is merely stage one,” says the CEO of Port Esbjerg.

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Jun 30
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Port Esbjerg: RoRo calls will be quadrupled

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CEO Dennis Jul Pedersen said at Port Esbjerg’s Annual Meeting held on 23 June, that the deepening of the fairway, which is expected to be completed in the spring of 2024, brings new perspectives.

“Last year, Europe exported goods to the USA at a value of USD 527 billion. Obviously, we would like to see a lot of that go through Port Esbjerg, and that’s what we’re planning for. In fact, we’ve made a commitment to the EU that the number of RoRo calls will be quadrupled over the next ten years,” said Jul Pedersen, emphasising that the RoRo segment will be a focal point for Port Esbjerg in the near future.

Last year, the EU gave Port Esbjerg a grant of DKK 211 million to deepen the fairway. (EUR 28.3 million).