Klaipėda Port reaches one million TEU milestone earlier than ever
KLAIPEDA: Klaipėda Port has achieved a record previously reached only at the end of the year – one million TEU containers handled. This result not only demonstrates the port’s capacity but also underscores Klaipėda’s
Klaipėda Port moves closer to green hydrogen production with successful electrolyzer tests
KLAIPEDA: Klaipėda Port’s green hydrogen project is moving quickly toward completion. Recently, a key milestone was reached when the main component of the future hydrogen station – the electrolyzer – successfully passed factory tests
The first onshore power supply station is being installed at the Port of Klaipėda
KLAIPEDA: The Port of Klaipėda is completing its first quay electrification project. An onshore power supply station has already been installed at the Port Authority’s Fleet Base and will be tested by the end
Klaipėda Port Authority to develop Jurbarkas as a new inland cargo hub in Lithuania
KLAIPEDA: A contract has been signed between Klaipėda Port Authority and Jurbarkas District Municipality, under which the Port Authority becomes the operator of one of the quays. The agreement opens the way for the
Klaipėda Port leads Baltic States in cargo growth
KLAIPEDA : In the first six months of this year, nearly 19 million tons of cargo were handled at Klaipėda Port. Compared to the same period last year, this marks an increase of 16%.
Klaipėda launches construction of its Modern Cruise Terminal
KLAIPEDA : Recently, the first construction materials for the new Cruise Ship Terminal were delivered to the Klaipeda Port, and contractors have begun quay construction works. Once completed, this project will not only open
The Port of Klaipėda Authority’s vessels have a new home
KLAIPEDA : The Port of Klaipėda is opening a modern fleet base that will house all of the port’s specialized equipment and serve as a new home for the Port Authority’s vessels. It is
The Port of Klaipėda begins 2025 with strong momentum
KLAIPEDA : The Port of Klaipėda has achieved a strong start to 2025, nearly 10 million tonnes of cargo handled in the first quarter — a 15% increase compared to the same period last