The port operator APM Terminals, owned by A.P. Møller Mærsk, is ready to spend 2 billion DKK on making better use of the space at Aarhus Port.
This is reported by DR.
The announcement comes after the planned expansion of the port was completely halted on Wednesday.
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APM Terminals A/S is testing its new Blue Bots; 17-meter-tall, fully automatic and self-driving straddle carriers, which - perhaps - could be the future at the terminal in Aarhus. Photo: Sebastian Stave Sjöberg
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