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The article discusses a meeting on condition of shipping industry in Germany including harbor handling, digitization and shipbuilding suppliers sponsored by National Maritime Conference.

The article reports on the 70th anniversary of THB that was celebrated on November 30, 2018, in Germany.

The article informs about delayed construction of fifth lock chamber at the North-Baltic Sea Canal by Germany's Federal Ministry of Transport in Brunsbüttel, Germany.

The article presents information on the Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger (DGzRS) event on the sea rescue cruiser and boats and rescue demonstrations.

The article focuses on the construction of photovoltaic system and discusses solar energy reservoirs and carbon dioxide emissions.

The article discusses the construction of yachts by Fr. Lürssen Werft GmbH & Co. KG.

The article announces the appointment of Armin Grams as deputy general manager in Hamburg, Germany by the Chamber of Commerce.

The article reports that sailors' club Seamen's Club Duckdalben has called for a return to value ​​in dealing with refugees and rescue operations.

The article reports on the ship navigation including inland waterways, shipping and freight traffic.

The article reports that exceptionally low water levels on Europe's rivers in 2018 have had an impact on the port of Vienna, Austria, via the Danube.

The article reports that Intermodal transport at Baltic Rail Gate, a joint venture of Lubeck-based Hafen-Gesellschaft (LHG) and Kombiverkehr KG, set a record by handling a total of 60,700 units in the first half of 2019, 18 percent more than in the same period of the previous year.

The article discusses that Neoline wants to sail RoRo sailing ship between France and America The construction of the new cargo ship of Neoline can begin and that as the French company announced, it chose Neopolia in Saint Nazaire to have the first of two RoRo sailing ships built.

The article discusses that MAN Energy Solutions sees itself successfully positioned for shipping with its own DualFuel engines and that the manufacturer announced now in Copenhagen, the aggregates from the two-stroke dual-fuel portfolio have now reached more than 500,000 operating hours.

The article provides information on the expedition by cruise ship "Roald Amundsen", shipping company, Hurtigruten ASA and bankruptcy.

The article reviews the exhibition of shipyards of Meyer Werft GmbH in Papenburg, Germany.

The article discusses the construction cost of the tunnel which includes hinterland and infrastructure.

The article discusses the elections in Bremen, Germany which includes coalition agreements and budgets.

The article reports on the construction of the new building of the Fraunhofer-Centers für Maritime Logistik und Dienstleistungen (CML) in Harburger Binnenhafen in Germany in 2019.

The article reports on the acquisition of ten new buildings by the U.S. tugboat shipping company, Bay-Houston Towing Co. in Germany in 2019.

The article reports on the completion of the construction and delivery of the new ship, Aalborg White, at the Dutch shipyard, Royal Bodewes in 2019.

The article discusses the call from the non-profit organization Italia Nostra (Our Italy) in a letter to the UNESCO that Venice should be placed on the list of vulnerable cities as a result, cruise ships will be banned from the fragile lagoons of the Italian city.

The article discusses that Oceanwide Expeditions has ordered the "Janssonius", a new Polar cruise ship from the Croatian Brodosplit shipyard and that only in May 2019 the shipbuilder had handed over the new building "Hondius" (IMO 9818709) to the Dutch shipping company based in Vlissingen.

The article announces the leaving of Christi Degen from the Hamburg Chamber of Commerce.

The article focuses on the economic importance of field of water law in the maritime economy.

The article focuses on the announcement of Industrie- und Handelskammer (IHK) Nord of the maritime industry losing momentum in Germany.

The article discusses that The Schutzgemeinschaft Deutsche Nordseeküste (SDN) has a new board and that Gerd-Christian Wagner, mayor of the city of Varel in Germany has been elected as the new chairman at this year's general meeting and he succeeds Dieter Harrsen.

The article discusses that the decision on the construction of the new naval combat ship MKS 180 is expected to fall in the second half of the year and the plan is to make a decision later this year said the Federal Government Coordinator for the Maritime Economy, Norbert Brackmann.

The article focuses on the maritime changes introduced by shipping association Verband Deutscher Kapitäne und Schiffsoffiziere (VDKS) for promoting protection of cargo containers.

The article reports that shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines has now unveiled the concept of a new coal carrier that meets the Japanese company's requirement for safe, reliable and efficient bulk carriers for coal transport.

The article reports that the Dutch shipyard Damen Shipyards builds nine more sea rescue boats for the Turkish Coast Guard.

The article informs about test drive of yacht Excellence by shipping company Abeking and Rasmussen in Lemwerder, Germany.

The article reports that Schweinfurt, Germany-based system manufacturer SKF enters the market for ballast water treatment plants (BWMS).

The article reports that Finnish technology group Wartsila, the Dutch research institute Marin and the Italian shipping company Grimaldi have together developed and successfully tested an energy saving system for variable pitch propellers.