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A Progressive Centre of large-scale Industry and Sustainable Energy IDEALLY POSITIONED IN CENTRAL DENMARK, RIGHT NEXT TO THE MOST IMPORTANT SHIPPING ROUTES TO AND FROM THE BALTIC, THE PORT OF GRENAA HAS SEEN RAPID DEVELOPMENT IN RECENT YEARS. AND WITH OWNERS AND MANAGEMENT DETERMINED TO FURTHER PROVE ITS POTENTIAL, THE PORT IN EASTERN JUTLAND IS EN ROUTE TO BECOMING A LEADING INDUSTRY PORT. By Mikkel Drewsen Various factors weigh in when considering a port’s merits and its suitability for large-scale industrial operations — such as the assembly and installation of offshore wind turbines. At Port of Grenaa Ltd., they are well aware of this fact. And they have shaped their business strategy and the port’s development to cater to exactly these sorts of enterprises, focusing on making the port of Grenaa an attractive choice for anyone looking for a port capable of handling vessels of almost any size, carrying practically any sort of cargo. – No doubt that our many efforts to improve our port — including the expansion of the area surrounding the new northern port as well as the increase of depth of water to 11 metres — and our con- tinued work to draw attention to the port’s strengths and advantages are now paying off in great measure, states Henning Laursen, Managing Director at Port of Grenaa Ltd. – The determined collaborative initiatives of the port and a cluster of local businesses have led to the selection of Grenaa as the pre-assembly port during the installation of the 111 wind turbines that comprise Anholt Offshore Wind Farm. The pre- assembly and installation have been underway for a while and are taking place over the next few years, creating jobs and stimulating industrial and environmental development, not just in Grenaa but throughout Denmark, says Henning Laursen, adding that the port’s recent successes have not caused him or his colleagues to rest on their laurels: – We’re eager to capitalise on the positive attention we’ve received recently, and to continue developing. We want to challenge ourselves and keep improving both the physical surroundings at our port and the way we conduct business with our clients. Ambitions to go further Port of Grenaa Ltd. has invested in a number of areas, among other things securing and preparing large open spaces for future business ventures. With an efficient infrastructure and through close relationships with local and national businesses alike, the port is making a name for itself as a location and a partner to be considered when searching for a place to establish one’s business, or when in need of a reliable port for import and export. KP Mehlsen, Key Account Manager at Port of Grenaa Ltd., points to another reason why the port is attractive for many types of industry: – Our geographical position on the outskirts of Grenaa, isolated from private homes and the general population, allows us to offer clients very favourable conditions. We don’t suffer under the limitations and imposing conditions that apply for many city or town ports, he says. To KP Mehlsen, what best describes the port of Grenaa is its ability to accommodate the needs of large multi-national corporations as well as smaller businesses that mainly operate through the port of Grenaa. – We strive to deliver a very high level of service to all clients, regardless of size. It is imperative that we remain a progressive and forward-looking port and keep expanding our activities in new areas and industries, the energy and recycling sectors in particular. But that does not mean that we must ever neglect the core of businesses that we depend upon — those who rely on our services, large tank capacities and equipment for importing and exporting bulk cargo, biomass etc. We have to continue to work hard at providing these and other industries with the best possible conditions at the port of Grenaa. That’s how we ensure that the progress of recent years leads to further prosperity for our customers, the Key Account Manager concludes. www.port-of-grenaa.com
Colorful buildings line the banks of the Inn by 28 bronzes of the Holy Roman Emperor’s ancestors, both real and mythical. It would take 82 years and three generations of artists, including Albrecht Dürer whom Maximilian patronized, to complete the ornate tomb of Carrara marble. Hofkirche is a museum by day and a working church on weekends and evenings. Admission: $12.50. Universitätsstrasse 2. www.tiroler-landesmuseum.at � GO TO INNSBRUCK SAS takes you to Innsbruck. Book your trip at www.fl ysas.com. Use money or your EuroBonus points, or combine points and money. Taxes and fees apply. Add a little color to your palate. Coral pink shrimp. Key Lime pie. And impossibly blue water on the side. With so much variety, and so many settings, every meal in The Keys is a masterpiece. fla-keys.com PERFECT INNSBRUCK KEY WEST BIG PINE KEY & THE LOWER KEYS MARATHON ISLAMORADA KEY LARGO SCANORAMA DECEMBER 2012/JANUARY 2013 81
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