The term “Baltic Sea Ports” refers to the various ports located along the coastline of the Baltic Sea, which is situated in Northern Europe and bordered by countries including Sweden, Finland, Poland, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Russia. These ports serve as crucial hubs for maritime trade, shipping, and transportation in the region. They facilitate the import and export of goods, provide services to vessels, and support various industries linked to maritime activities. Key Baltic Sea ports include ports in cities such as Gdańsk and Gdynia in Poland, Helsinki in Finland, and Tallinn in Estonia, among others. The strategic location of these ports enhances their importance for international shipping routes and regional economic development.
HPC Hamburg Port Consulting leads the €12 million H2-Derivatives@BalticSeaPorts project, starting in March 2025. The initiative includes 15 partners from seven Baltic Sea nations, focusing on hydrogen derivatives for clean…