A knowledge hub for shortsea shipping
Shortsea Promotion Center is a knowledge hub for Shortsea shipping in a European network of corresponding centers. It is a collaborative project between Norwegian authorities and private entities to make Shortsea a more significant part of the intermodal value chain.
Membership and benefits
As a member of the Shortsea Promotion Centre, you have many benefits. A membership gives you and the industry visibility through our many communication channels, collaboration arenas with the entire value chain, growth through our extensive network, insight through our product owner surveys, and an extensive European network.
X-Press Feeders Signs MOU with Six European Ports for Green Shipping Corridors
The historic agreement underscores a shared dedication to fast-tracking the creation of green shipping corridors and advancing the marine sector’s decarbonization in Scandinavia and the… Read More »X-Press Feeders Signs MOU with Six European Ports for Green Shipping Corridors
Norske Skog Skogn Renews Partnership with DFDS Reinforcing Commitment to Sustainable Logistics
Norske Skog Skogn recently extended its long-term partnership with DFDS by another four years. The agreement highlights the importance of collaboration and the willingness to… Read More »Norske Skog Skogn Renews Partnership with DFDS Reinforcing Commitment to Sustainable Logistics
CMA CGM Group celebrates the arrival of CMA CGM MERMAID, the first in a series of 10 LNG-powered container ships
With an original design to improve energy efficiency and environmental performance, these new container ships will join the CMA CGM fleet of around 620 vessels,… Read More »CMA CGM Group celebrates the arrival of CMA CGM MERMAID, the first in a series of 10 LNG-powered container ships
A significant step towards zero-emission supply chains
Yara Clean Ammonia, North Sea Container Line, and Yara International joined forces to realize the world’s first container ship that will use clean ammonia as… Read More »A significant step towards zero-emission supply chains