International Propeller Club of Norway Announces Partnership with Höegh Autoliners

The International Propeller Club of Norway has announced a new partnership with Höegh Autoliners, reinforcing the Club's expanding ties with prominent organizations within the Norwegian and global maritime sector. This collaboration was highlighted during the inauguration of the New York High-Level Week and New York Climate Week at the Royal Norwegian Consulate General in New York.

Andreas Enger, Höegh Autoliners' CEO, and Danielle Centeno, President of the International Propeller Club, Port of New York & New Jersey, formalized the agreement.

The ceremony, set in a location that exemplified the partnership's international essence and the enduring connection between the Propeller Club and the United States, brought together maritime professionals from across the globe. The International Propeller Club, which originated in New York in 1922, has been a platform for maritime professionals to discuss issues related to shipping and trade since its inception.

The Port of New York, established in 1923, marked the birth of the Propeller Club of the United States, establishing the groundwork for today's worldwide network of International Propeller Clubs.

Today, the International Propeller Club serves as a conduit for maritime professionals from various ports globally, fostering cooperation, knowledge-sharing, and dialogue within the international maritime community. The partnership with Höegh Autoliners signifies another milestone in this development. As a Norwegian-based entity with a significant global presence, Höegh Autoliners is a leading provider of deep-sea RoRo transportation services, with strong links to the United States and the North American market.

Höegh Autoliners' CEO, Andreas Enger, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating that the United States has been a crucial part of Höegh Autoliners' history and operations since the company's inception. He emphasized that this partnership represents a logical progression in deepening their connections with the US maritime community and promoting collaboration on transatlantic trade.

Enger looks forward to forging even stronger relationships and exploring new opportunities through this alliance. The New York event also underscored the Propeller Club's hallmark of fostering international networks, connecting maritime professionals across nations and continents. This partnership will bolster the International Propeller Club of Norway's ongoing efforts to provide platforms for dialogue, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration, while strengthening links between Norway's maritime community and the broader international shipping industry.