Special mobility dual use technologies such as Ice Breakers (ships) should be considered for financial support. This to enable environmentally optimized open water merchant fleets to be able to operate in the ice clad waters of the Baltic Sea also during winter time. Eg. sustaining mobility for minerals, clean energy and green technology industries etc of the EU north.
Swedish Maritime Administration
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Swedish Maritime Administration filed 2 positions between 19 Nov 2020 and 3 Apr 2024, across 2 of the 583 legislative files tracked here.
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A) We concur to the fact that the split responsibility into different ministries and agencies makes it problematic to get a good overview of the different needs and planned activities, and that more oceanographic parameters could be collected at the same time during survey campaigns.
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