Henrik Sornn-Friese (@hsfino) profile picture
København, Hovedstaden
Joined August 2011
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21228: Navigating Polycrisis: Resilience Strategies in International Business Through the Lens of Shipping cdmcd.co/bRamxW #AOM2025
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Owners advised on new plays and pools in wake of EU carbon pricing regulations splash247.com/?p=184208 via @splash_247
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European and Japanese researchers hunt for cheaper green methanol ow.ly/Gnsa103OXeS #maritimenews #shippingnews
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Today on a visit to the Port of Esbjerg together with @CBScph and @DTUtweet Maritime. Great presentation by CEO Dennis Jul Pedersen. The port has transformed itself several times and has now become an energy hub. Looking forward to cooperating. @hsfino #greentransition
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Exciting to see the launch of this collaborative initiative to connect the locations of Shanghai and Los Angeles in a new trans-Pacific “Green Shipping Corridor”, in partnership between C40 Cities, frontrunner ports and leading shipping companies smartcitiesworld.net/logisti…
Interesting article: shipping needs a net-zero emissions goal, a “drop dead” date for the building of new fossil-fueled vessels and a significant, global price on carbon emissions time-com.cdn.ampproject.org/…
The end point is fuels produced sustainably from renewable sources, enabling net carbon neutral performance on the ship; from well to wake splash247.com/?p=135938 via @splash_247
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Vessels built today are cost effective under current business and operating conditions, but these conditions are likely to change soon. splash247.com/?p=114633 via @splash_247
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Who would want to invest in a vessel obsolete five to 10 years after its delivery? splash247.com/?p=134142 via @splash_247
UN-backed green hydrogen moonshot aims to make fuel commercially viable by 2026 splash247.com/?p=132612 via @splash_247
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Nuclear powered propulsion would dramatically reduce the need for ships, since ships would go much faster and since there would much less need for carrying energy cargo splash247.com/
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The nuclear option - is it a magic bullit? splash247.com/?p=126167 via @splash_247