Port of Klaipeda invests US$320 million in infrastructure upgrades

Klaipeda Port Authority is firmly advancing its vision to transform the Lithuanian port into a pioneering center for port services, the maritime industry, and green energy.

This vision is encapsulated in its ambitious development strategy, which commits to investing EUR 308 million (US$320 million) over the next four years into cutting-edge infrastructure, value creation in maritime businesses, and sustainability initiatives.

Algis Latakas, Director General of Klaipeda Port Authority, stated that...

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Electrification of Klaipėda Port quays set to begin

The electrification of the first quays in Klaipėda Port is set to begin as a contract for infrastructure installation has been finalized.

By next year, roll-on/roll-off ferries docked at the Lithuanian port will be powered directly from the shore, reducing both emissions and noise pollution. This initiative is a technological upgrade and a significant step toward enhancing the port’s sustainability.

“Klaipėda port is changing its face. The electrification of quays is not only a modern technology...

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Klaipėda Port kicks off infrastructure development for offshore wind energy

The Klaipėda Port Authority has commenced the construction of infrastructure to support offshore wind energy projects, signing a contract for the building of quays on the Smeltė peninsula.

This development will facilitate the smooth assembly, handling, and transportation of wind turbines.

“The signing of the quays reconstruction contract signals the readiness of Klaipėda Port to take an active part in the development of the offshore wind energy. The reconstruction of quays is not only an...

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Port of Klaipeda plans new cruise ship terminal

Screening procedures to evaluate the potential environmental impacts have been completed as the Port of Klaipeda plans to build a new cruise ship terminal in the city centre.

The Environmental Protection Agency has determined that an environmental impact assessment is not necessary for this project. The procurement process for the contract works is currently underway, and the implementation phase is expected to begin this year.

Lithuania’s new cruise ship terminal will be developed on land owned...

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