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Panamax of Week 41
Panamax of Week 41 SDTR CELESTE. M/s SDTR Celeste flies the flag of the Marshall Isles and is built in 2021. Her deadweight is 84,994 ton, length 227.2 metres and width 36 metres.
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Panamax of the week 33
Panamax of the week 33 YONG XING. Built in 2022 sails under the flag of Hong Kong. The vessel Yong Xing is of Panamax class and has a deadweight of 61 642 tons. Yong Xing is 200 long and 32 m wide.
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Cape size of the week 33
Cape size of the week 33 TRUE CHAMPION. Built in 2011 m/s True Champion sails under the flag of Liberia. The vessel is of Capesize class and has a deadweight of 179,156 tons. True Champion is 292 m long and 45 m wide.
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News
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The deepening work of the fairway into Kokkola proceeds according to schedule.
Wasa Dredging executed service work on the dredging pontoon Boulder, which is part of the dredging equipment.
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Action Port – The news-letter of Port of Kokkola
Many interesting things happen, all year round, in the port of Kokkola, and we shall be happy to keep our clients and stakeholders well informed. Action Port is the news-letter of Port of Kokkola LTD. In the very first issue we inform of topical things taking place in the port, and currently, among other things, explain how the port copes and functions under the Corona pandemic conditions.
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The Port of Kokkola has secured its place in the international container traffic, too
Recently Kokkola celebrated its first 10 years of regular container traffic. The importance of this traffic is constantly growing.
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New website
The new website of the Port of Kokkola has been published. We are updating our pages and English content will be soon released.
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Port of Kokkola, Ukkoverkot and Nokia collaborate
The third largest general port in Finland, Port of Kokkola and Ukkoverkot, a leading private wireless LTE operator, have together with Nokia signed a four-year agreement for planning, building and operating a private LTE network. The port utilizes this digital platform in its own operations and assumes the role of a micro-operator offering private wireless network connectivity to local companies within the port.
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