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Hvide Sande expands its port facilities

Hvide Sande Port is taking a new step in its development with the establishment of a modern quay facility in the West Harbour. The 115 meter long Northwest Quay, with 8,000 square meters of paved quay street and storage area, supplemented by retaining walls for handling bulk cargowill strengthen the port's capacity and flexibility in line with growing cargo flows and upcoming offshore activities. The facility is also being prepared for shore power, so that both SOV vessels and other ships can connect, which supports the industry's green transition. Sweco is the consultant and CG Jensen is the contractor behind the project. The first construction works are expected to start in November/December 2025, and the quay facility is expected to be completed in the autumn of 2026. The municipal self-governing port, owned by the Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality, intends to meet the need for increased imports of raw materials and support the large offshore wind projects expected in the area in the coming years. Report with photo: https://www.maritimedanmark.dk/hvide-sande-havn-udvider-med-nyt-kajanlaeg

Port extension completed

The Hvide Sande port is now ready to receive ships and goods to and from central and western Jutland after a port expansion of 148 million Danish crowns has just been completed. The port was expanded by a new south jetty of 700 meters and an extended north pier, which together improve the service. At the same time, the water depth was increased to six meters. The West Port is now offering a quay length of 150 meters, with a capacity of up to 10 tonnes per square meters and a storage areal of over 20,000 square meters. The port is now ready to receive large quantities of bulk goods such as chips, wood, grain, feed products and project cargo such as turbine parts, larger machines and oversize cargo according to the Hvide Sande Service Group which was founded by 31 companies in Hvide Sande companies which were associated with the port expansion. The new commercial port will be officially opened on June 30, 2013, by the Transport Minister Henrik Dam Kristensen. Danish report with photos: http://www.maritimedanmark.dk/?Id=19341