In the fight against an invisible enemy we need caution, unanimity and, what is the most important, mutual care. Feeling responsible for the life and health of residents of Gdynia, the Port of Gdynia Authority bought two respirators and transferred them to the Polish Red Cross Municipal Hospital and St. Vincent de Paul Hospital as an expression of the company’s engagement in the battle against coronavirus.
The Port of Gdynia Authority hereby presents for consolation the “Port Charges Tariff” of PoGA S.A.
From the east the Port of Gdynia is the closest port located in relation to sea areas designated for wind farms. The potential of port areas favours the development of alternative – ecologic sources of energy in Poland. The Port of Gdynia analyses solutions supporting the development of the offshore sector and participates in creating a hinterland for servicing elements of sea wind farms covering the communes of Kosakowo, Rumia and Gdynia.
In connection with the announcement for submitting offers for the development of the area of the War Shipyard in Gdynia, the Port of Gdynia Authority S.A. informs that it is interested in purchasing the entire area being the Shipyard resource, applying its pre-emptive right. The purchased land is to increase the functionality of port services, with particular emphasis on the construction and operation of Polish offshore wind farms on the Baltic Sea.
