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  • Phasing out natural gas in favour of biogas - up 70 per cent less CO₂ emissions

    Phasing out natural gas in favour of biogas - up 70 per cent less CO₂ emissions

    CMP established has a clear target of being climate neutral in our own operations by 2025. An integral part of this work is our transition from natural gas to biogas for the heating of CMP’s properties in Malmö. The decision to phase out natural gas was made near the end of 2020 and the shift was accomplished in the beginning of last year.

  • The goal – a fossil-free vehicle fleet and machine park

    The goal – a fossil-free vehicle fleet and machine park

    One significantly important part of the efforts to achieve CMP’s climate goal of carbon neutrality by 2025 is the replacement of diesel-powered cars and staff buses at the terminals with electric powered vehicles, and the shift of fuel from fossil diesel to HVO in machines and cranes.

  • CMP takes measures for sustainable cruise calls

    CMP takes measures for sustainable cruise calls

    After two years in which the corona pandemic has negatively impacted tourism in Copenhagen, a normalisation is in sight this year. This applies to cruises as well, where the season this year looks set to once again be able to welcome many visitors to Copenhagen.

  • By & Havn / Dragør Luftfoto

    New container terminal in Copenhagen

    By & Havn’s advisors are preparing materials for distribution in the prequalification phase with the goal of locating suitable candidates for a design and build contract at the future container terminal in the port in Copenhagen. The task will be sent out at the end of March 2022 the prequalification phase, and the container terminal is expected to be completed by the end of 2024.

  • Shipping and Sweden’s Core Ports must have higher governmental prioritisation

    Shipping and Sweden’s Core Ports must have higher governmental prioritisation

    More than half of all Swedish imports and exports are via Sweden’s Core Ports. This makes the Core Ports the most important ports for Swedish commerce. Despite this, the national status of the Core Ports and how such status is differentiated in the planning of Sweden’s infrastructure is unclear.

  • ARC and CMP continue to have high ambitions for carbon capture at Amager Bakke, despite rejection from the EU

    ARC and CMP continue to have high ambitions for carbon capture at Amager Bakke, despite rejection from the EU

    The EU Innovation Fund has recently identified the projects that will receive a part of €1 billion which will be handed out to innovative projects within the green transition. In a strong field, the application filed by ARC and CMP for financial support for CO2 capture at Amager Bakke has not received a share of the funds to be granted. The project received praise along the way, which is why ARC a

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