Lars Greiner
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 19 Feb
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They're getting more complex.
With the data centers in particular, you're now seeing more large hazardous cargoes being moved.
And that requires a rethinking of not just the project logistics chain, but it requires more education, more detail, and more long-term planning.
And a key part of that is the coordination between them.
not just in sort of staging and storing, but also in terms of how we handle it.
What are the requirements?
What kind of ships do we need for the future?
And how do we handle the ships and what kind of cargos?
You know, you look at the, you know, the cargos, the new energies.
We need to take all of this into account when planning long term.
And obviously, we're at the start of our journey right now.
But the European ports are fairly established and they don't have as much room to move as we do.
And I think we can use that to the benefit of both them and us.
One example that comes very quickly to mind is windmills, because Europe has huge plans to build all these wind farms, but they don't have the space to put down the windmills.
We have space to put down the blades and hold them until they're needed.
It is very difficult to say, but it's... How does that affect you?
It affects us in many ways.
I think one of the key ways for us is something that I've seen in many African countries before, and that is
There is absolutely a need to develop the local talent.
I mean, you don't want an expat pool that your knowledge leakage is massive then because your expats come in for a short time, make their money and go on.
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