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roro shipping

18 April 2024

Increasing focus on sustainability in RoRo shipping

With an increasing focus on sustainability, the leading RoRo shipping companies are introducing more environmentally friendly methods to meet customer demands while preserving the oceans and maritime life. This article will explore some of the most prominent initiatives in RoRo shipping today.

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roro car shipping

18 April 2024

The ABCs of RoRo Shipping: A Comprehensive Guide for Car Owners

Roll-on/Roll-off or RoRo shipping is one of the most popular choices for car owners looking to transport their vehicles across long distances or overseas. As the name suggests, this ocean shipping method allows cars to be driven directly onto a specialized RoRo vessel and driven off at the destination port, making this process highly efficient. If you are planning to ship your car internationally, this guide will explain how RoRo works and what you should know.

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car shipping

18 April 2024

Everything you need to know about international car shipping

Transporting a vehicle across borders involves its fair share of complexities, but, with the right preparation, this process can be navigated smoothly. So, whether you are planning to relocate to a different country or simply want to use your personal car during a holiday, this article will guide you through the key aspects of international car shipping.

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Höegh Autoliners ship

05 March 2024

Höegh Autoliners secures significant Enova funding for two ammonia-powered vessels

Shipping company Höegh Autoliners ASA is making significant progress in its ambition to make the Aurora Class the world's first PCTC vessel to run on ammonia. Today, they have been granted almost USD 14 million (NOK 146 million) in Enova funding to use the alternative and sustainable fuel for two of their vessels.

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Olaf Tufte

16 February 2024

Together towards the Olympics – and beyond

It is a pleasure to announce that Höegh Autoliners will be sponsoring the Norwegian Rowing Federation. We will be supporting the athletes and the federation towards the Olympics and Paralympics in Paris this coming summer and will be onboard after the Games in France towards the 2028 Olympics.

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Dr. Mirjam Peters

22 January 2024

Andreas Enger further strengthens his management team 

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Mirjam Peters will take on a new role as Chief Customer Sustainability Officer in Höegh Autoliners from 1 May 2024. Mirjam will be part of the Executive leadership team and will be based in our office in Germany.

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Höegh Autoliners ship at night

17 January 2024

Höegh Autoliners signs new contract with major East Asian car producer

Höegh Autoliners ASA has signed a new contract with a major East Asian car producer for the transport of cars, mainly electronic vehicles (EVs), from Asia to Europe. The contract is valid for shipments until the end of 2028.

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life on Höegh Trooper

04 January 2024

A CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER - My life on Höegh Trooper Week 4

Seafarers sure know how to throw a party! From very early in the morning on December 24 everyone was busy preparing sumptuos amounts of food and decorating the messroom. There was glitter, there were balloons, and there was even a photo booth, adorned with the logo of Höegh Trooper, so that everyone could have a postcard-like photo to send to family and friends. The ambience was merry and filled with laughter, even if the Christmas season without doubt is the hardest time of the year for the crew to be away from their loved ones.

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My life on Höegh Trooper Week 3

22 December 2023

A troubled heart. My life on Höegh Trooper Week 3

The engine is the steaming hot heart of the ship. After each brief visit to the engine room, I urgently need a cold shower, but the engineers seem unaffected by the heat: – It’s only 38 degrees today, says Harris, the second engineer. – In the Arabian Peninsula and the Middle East, the temperature can surpass 50 degrees. At times, it’s only possible to work at night. Harris has worked in engine rooms for 13 years and still feels he’s learning something new every day. – When we reach Singapore, we’re replacing a staybolt, for instance. It has been broken since Belgium. I’ve never replaced a staybolt before.

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