Our new article discusses the increasing need for icebreaking assistance in the Baltic Sea due to evolving ice conditions and the growing number of large commercial vessels with limited ice-going capabilities. It highlights perspectives from the Estonian State Fleet, Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency, and Swedish Maritime Administration on winter navigation and measures required to ensure the continuity of maritime transport.
Icebreaking assistance in the Baltic Sea
News / 8.4.2025
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