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With fully electric reach-stackers, a digital-first operating model and remote-control systems on the horizon, Wilhelmsen subsidiary Westport Moss represents a new phase in small-scale terminal development in Northern Europe – one focused on sustainability, service excellence and adaptability. We spoke with Westport CEO Kristian Løvaas about the journey so far – and his perspective on what lies ahead for Moss.
Good performance from the operating businesses delivered an EBITDA of USD 48 million in the second quarter. The Wilhelmsen group further received strong contributions from associates. This resulted in a net profit of USD 257 million for the period.
Wilhelmsen Port Services is pleased to share that our digital subsidiary, Diize, is now part of CFARER — a new brand formed from what was previously known as DNV Maritime Software.
Wilhelmsen Port Services will be exhibiting at Seatrade Cruise Global from Tuesday, 8 April 2025: 11:00 – 18:00 to Thursday, 10 April 2025: 09:00 – 15:00.
From navigation systems to port logistics, today’s maritime operations depend on digital connectivity. While this transformation drives efficiency, it also introduces new vulnerabilities. Cybersecurity has become a critical layer of protection to keep ships, ports, and global trade routes operating safely and reliably.
Ship operations cover every detail needed to run a vessel safely and efficiently, from navigation and machinery upkeep to safety, crew, and compliance. As the backbone of global trade, effective operations keep cargo moving and supply chains running.
Microbial contamination: the silent threat hiding in your fuel tanks as marine fuels evolve, so do the risks. Microbial growth fueled by water ingress is quietly degrading fuel quality, threatening vessel safety, and driving up maintenance costs. In this article, Wilhelmsen experts unveil the Prevent – Test – Treat (PTT) methodology, an integrated, proactive approach to fuel management that helps you stay ahead of microbial risk. Discover how simple steps can protect your fuel, your crew, and your bottom line. Read on and contact us to safeguard your operations.
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