Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match. The current head to head record for the teams are AC Horsens 10 win(s), Fredericia 6 win(s), and 7 draw(s). Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Have conceded the most penalties this season (4) Julius Madsen is ranked 2 in big chances created in the competition (11) Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Nordstern Arena HorsensNewsWho will win?X‌‌‌About the matchAC Horsens is playing home against Fredericia at Nordstern Arena Horsens on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are AC Horsens 10 win(s) During the confinement period, you can access PSG TV Premium for free and enjoy all this season's match videos. Learn more You are using an outdated browser. 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Try our FAQ Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker A short journey from the Port of Fredericia the newest Maersk warehouse becomes the next piece of the puzzle for integrated seamless supply chains for businesses in and around Denmark The Fredericia warehouse sits in a prime location for customer and supply chain convenience The Port of Fredericia is the largest container port in Southern Denmark and among the biggest in Denmark for import and export And it’s still undergoing major development to accommodate future growing volumes of cargo and new environmental considerations The site is firmly nested within the Triangle Area of Denmark allowing for cross-country connectivity within just 3 to 4 hours Fredericia is located inside the European transport corridor and the nearby Billund Airport – bridging Asia and Europe with connecting flights to Hangzhou The site is 100 kilometres from the German-Danish border making onward connection into Germany simple In addition to its substantial onward transport network the new warehouse offers a number of value-added services – bringing more operations under one roof for greater efficiency and speed to market and can also be used as a local fulfilment centre to ensure orders reach end consumers in a timely fashion allowing customers to defer duty to help ease cashflow issues and avoid paying double duties unnecessarily – all led by Maersk Customs Services with support on-site The site has been built with our customers’ ambitious decarbonisation goals and Maersk’s own ‘net zero by 2040’ target in mind The addition of the Fredericia warehouse means that Maersk can provide a truly end-to-end supply chain solution for businesses in and around Denmark bringing the full integrator strategy to life cargo can be handled by a single logistics partner Maersk’s owned vessels can carry customers’ ocean freight and we can support exporting and importing to and from Denmark via air our customs clearance services ensure goods cross borders without delay We’ll manage the transport of cargo from terminal to warehouse ready for onward travel across Denmark or elsewhere in Europe We’ll even manage the inland transportation across rail or road to your distribution centres Our team of on-ground experts can also tackle your last-mile deliveries When an entire supply chain is handled by one provider you ensure a smooth handover between all supply chain links – strengthening and improving resilience Consistency and collaboration help to eliminate vulnerabilities And customers enjoy increased visibility through centralising supply chain data pinpointing the location of cargo at each step of the journey and helping with inventory management adaptable supply chain also means you’ll be able to respond quickly to changes in demand The strategic location of the Fredericia site enables it to be a part of a seamlessly integrated supply chain shortening lead times and phasing out unnecessary transport legs And the easy access to multi-modal transport networks makes for improved accessibility to the entire Scandinavian region Many businesses are looking for partners to help reduce their environmental impact Maersk has the global ambition to reach net zero GHG emissions by 2040 and had its target validated by the Science-based Targets initiative (SBTi) The Fredericia warehouse has been built according to these decarbonisation ambitions This facility features solar panels that return any excess renewable energy to the grid Shunting operations will be carried out by EV trucks and the site features 41 EV charging outlets – available not just for delivery vehicles but for Maersk employee use too and the associated greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions The addition of the Fredericia warehouse improves speed to market supply chain predictability and decarbonisation – and provides an easy way for clients to reach European markets more efficiently bringing truly integrated logistics to life By submitting this form, I agree to receive logistics related news and marketing updates from A. P. Moller-Maersk and its affiliated companies via e-mail. I understand that I can opt out of such Maersk communications at any time. To see how we process your personal data, please see our Privacy Notification In 2015, the Carlsberg Group consumed an average of 3.4 liters of water for every liter of beer produced at its global network of manufacturing sites. However, a ground-breaking project, involving DuPont™ closed circuit reverse osmosis (CCRO) technology has helped transform their site in Fredericia Denmark into what is claimed to be the world’s most water-efficient brewery Led by the Belgian circular water specialists’ and including Dutch water treatment system designer Lenntech and DuPont – the project which was recognised as Industrial Project of the Year in the GWI Global Water Awards has virtually eliminated wastewater from the water-intensive brewing process much of which is used for cleaning and other industrial processes The state-of-the-art Total Water Management (TWM) treatment plant has allowed the facility to treat 82%-90% of the process water used for sanitation and bottle cleaning and reuse it for these same purposes with the remaining material sent to a public wastewater treatment plant Carlsberg had managed to reduce the brewery’s water consumption by 0.6 liters but the TWM proved to be a game changer and now just 1.4 liters of water is required to produce each liter of beer – cutting the brewery’s overall water consumption by 500,000m3 per year water consumption at the brewery has been reduced by 58.8% exceeding the company’s 2030 goal of a 50% reduction several years ahead of schedule is used to heat on-site facilities and accounts for about 15% of the total amount of heat used at the Carlsberg Fredericia brewery further improving the site’s sustainability profile Carlsberg has not only exceeded its environmental target for the brewery it has also saved money by dramatically reducing the amount of water used and created a blueprint for the rest of the business.” Download the PDF version of the case study and all trademarks and service marks denoted with ™ ℠ or ® are owned by affiliates of DuPont de Nemours Moller – Maersk (Maersk) has unveiled its latest warehouse in Fredericia the largest container port in Southern Denmark the facility aims to offer convenient access for supply chain operations Fredericia is strategically located within the European transport corridor facilitating connections between Asia and Europe It sits 100 kilometres from the German-Danish border and 90 kilometres from Aarhus READ: Maersk unveils first low-emissions warehouse in Denmark In addition to its logistical capabilities the warehouse offers value-added services such as picking along with local fulfilment options and bonded facilities The Fredericia warehouse is designed to enhance Maersk’s capability to offer end-to-end supply chain solutions in Denmark and nearby regions The facility handles transport from terminals to warehouses with goods stored and distributed from Fredericia across Denmark and Europe via rail or road centralising supply chain operations ensures smoother transitions minimising vulnerabilities and delays while enhancing visibility and inventory management the Fredericia site aims to optimise logistics efficiency reducing costs and lead times by eliminating unnecessary transport routes Its access to multi-modal transport networks also enhances connectivity across Scandinavia READ: Maersk unveils new warehouse in Sri Lanka The Danish giant has also prioritised environmental sustainability in the design of the Fredericia warehouse, aligning with its commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 Just recently, Maersk withdrew from the bid for DB Schenker citing too many challenges to integrate the logistics firm DP World is set to implement OneStop Modal and the OneStop Vehicle Booking System (VBS) The US House of Representatives has voted to overturn the Environmental Protection Agency‘s (EPA) 2023 global schedule reliability surged to 57.5 per cent Container throughput at the Port of Melbourne totalled 267,000 TEUs in March 2025 Cover image: ©Associated Press The death toll has risen to at least 70 Spend the day with our Parisians on the eve of the match against Fredericia Several debuts imprinted the first two Machineseeker EHF Champions League matches on Thursday night Fredericia played the first international match in the club’s history as David Davis led Dinamo Bucuresti to an easy-going win in his first top-flight match as the Romanian side’s coach Szeged’s new coaches Michael Apelgren and Jonas Källman started their Champions League mission with a 31:29 victory against SC Magdeburg The third victorious new coach was Xavi Pascual His new club Veszprém took a close but deserved win at Füchse Berlin meaning both Thursday night duels featuring German teams ended in favour of their Hungarian opponents GROUP ADinamo Bucuresti (ROU) vs Fredericia Håndbold Klub (DEN) 37:28 (18:14) Kasper Andersen made history by scoring for 1:0 — the first goal ever in EHF competitions for Fredericia — and his side even dominated the first 20 minutes intermediately pulling ahead by three goals But thanks to 6:2 run in the last seven minutes of the first half backed by strong goalkeeper Vladimir Cupara and rock-solid defence New arrival Haukur Thrastarson had a brilliant international debut for Dinamo Bucharest’s new coach David Davis could started his rotation earlier than expected and 10 different Dinamo players were noted on the scoreboard as early as 35 minutes Fredericia lacked the means for a comeback while Dinamo put the pedal to the metal until the end You said no to using cookies or similar tools that help improve your experience. To see this content, you would need to update your Privacy Preferences Füchse Berlin (GER) vs Veszprém HC (HUN) 31:32 (16:16) The 17th and final save from Rodrigo Corrales provided Veszprém HC with two deserved points after a true thriller which seemed to be decided two minutes before the end Füchse Berlin fought back and scored three goals in 100 seconds but Lasse Andersson missed the chance to secure a last-second draw as Corrales saved the shot Veszprém’s new coach Xavi Pascual could celebrate a perfect start After an 11-years absence from the EHF Champions League which both sides played in high-speed mode Turning a 10:14 deficit into a level score of 15:15 was the turning point Nedim Remili was the key factor in attack — scoring nine of his 11 goals after the break — and the defence was stable though Mathias Gidsel was almost unstoppable in Berlin’s offence The second half became a kind of one-on-one duel between EHF EURO 2024 top scorer Gidsel and EHF EURO 2024 MVP Remili — and like the match Veszprém repeated their opener from last season GROUP BOTP Bank - PICK Szeged (HUN) vs SC Magdeburg (GER) 31:29 (17:18) with narrow advantages for the hosts until minute 27 when Magdeburg struck with a 3:0 run to be ahead at half-time The key factors for both teams were their goalkeepers with the latter enjoying his Champions League comeback after a suspension and Szeged ran over the EHF Champions League 2022/23 winners to lead 28:21 In the first 18 minutes of the second half Mikler had saved 10 shots — and was on an intermediate percentage of more than 50 per cent Although SCM found their rhythm again and reduced the gap to 28:30 in minute 58 like in the previous season when they lost on home ground against Veszprém SCM were defeated by a Hungarian team in the first group match Industria Kielce (POL) vs HC Zagreb (CRO) 30:23 (13:13) Kielce overran Zagreb with a brilliant start and a 7:3 advantage but then the record Croatian champions managed to come back quite quickly Zagreb levelled the result for the first time at 9:9 and took their first lead right after the start of the second half at 14:13 The young back court aces Miloš Kos and Luka Lovre Klarica took control in Zagreb's attack while Kielce obviously missed their former goalkeeper Andreas Wolff Only in the final stages did his successor mainly from Daniel Dujshebaev and Benoit Konkoud the gap was five goals for the first time at 27:22 with only six minutes left And as Zagreb only scored once in the last minutes DRAW: Recent champions meet and potential first-time winners clash in hotly-anticipated semi-finals after TruckScout24 EHF FINAL4 semi-final… DRAW: The four sides who made it through the qualification tournaments now know who they will face in Cologne QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: A 30:29 victory for Szeged was not enough to book their first ticket to Cologne a single goal separated the 2023 title winners and Veszprém QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: 2018 finalists end Sporting CP’s Machineseeker EHF Champions League journey with second quarter-final win QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: After a nine-goal win in the first leg HANDBALL THROUGH MY EYES: Versatile One Veszprém back Nedim Remili reveals why he loves handball OFFICIAL STATEMENT: Court of Handball issues further decision regarding withdrawal of Vipers from EHF Champions League NEWS: Györi Audi ETO KC will meet Team Esbjerg and Metz Handball will play against Odense Håndbold on 31 May in the MVM Dome in Budapest STATS COUNTER: Julian Rux analyses the data to provide statistical insights for the Match of the Week From a company that has built the story of Danish furnishing with clean lines and essential design Its creative credo rests on the quest for extremely high quality taking its name from the historic Danish industrial town in Jutland where a leading furnishing fair had been held from the previous year until 1983 all sticking to the patriarch’s diktat: a love for precision and the perfecting of craftsman skills One page of the 1924 catalogue states incisively: “Only fine craftsmanship will provide you with the longevity that you wish for.” In 1955 the new owner and CEO of the company Andreas Graversen carried forward the credo: “It is of great importance that the things we purchase and live with do not need to be changed but instead grow old with dignity and charm.” That savoir-faire has shaped products that embody the purity simplicity and timeless appeal of the Scandinavian look In a balanced mix of classic and contemporary resulting in furnishing and accessories that cater to every sort and kind of interior solution does not just stand out for its tremendous manufacturing skill but also for its contribution to what has become modern Danish furnishing was invited to head up the design department redefining the visual language of the products with his ethical approach 1955 marked the launch of the first sofa signed by Mogensen 1 Sofa in 2014 to celebrate the centenary of its designer’s birth and remains a best-seller designed in 1962 for his own home and the cornerstone of the Select Collection a must-have in directors’ offices and homes belonging to a certain social class The professional and creative partnership between Graversen and Mogensen which subsequently became a close friendship was rewarded in 1971 with the Danish Furniture Prize has continued to uphold the high profile of the company entrusting the design department to the skilful hands of the “queen of Danish design” Nanna Ditzel who – until her death in 2005 – lent a creative and sophisticated touch to the products bringing international visibility to the company and netting numerous awards as well as contemporary designers such as Shin Azumi The company is a constantly evolving industrial player The Complements collection was launched last September and is a range of extremely high quality material-driven pieces They are functional but very good-looking and decorative collectors’ items to cheer up our daily lives and be passed down to the next generations the company acquired the historic Erik Jørgensen Møbelfabrik sharing its passion for design and traditional craftsmanship as well as the desire to create sustainable The acquisition enabled Fredericia to complete its portfolio of excellent classic and modern pieces the Delphi sofa by Hannes Wettstein and the EJ 220 sofa by Jørgensen himself.  Celebrating 110 years in the name of authentic Responding to the needs of a contemporary public Calia Italia’s is a family history closely bound up with the values of its region The leading international furnishing and design industry event will be back at Fiera Milano Rho from 21st to 26th April next year mute and earthen shades inspired by nature imaginative variations on interlacing cords or fibers: these are the salient features of the outdoor offerings presented at the fair by companies in the sector Elisa Massoni / DesignAtLarge Fredericia This is Denmark The Spanish Chair designed by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia will be featured in the exhibition THIS IS DENMARK hosted at Alcova for the Milan Design Week 2023  If you happen to visit historical sites in Spain often richly decorated and with a leather seat and back They are part of the Spanish-Arabic handcraft heritage and they come directly from a nomadic culture that preferred this type of no-nonsense In 1958, Fredericia‘s founder Børge Mogensen made a trip to Andalucia starting from a question: what would happen if he was to interpret this ancient piece He proceeded to soften and lighten the wooden structure redesign the leather seat and generally bring a contemporary look to the seat.  The Spanish Chair – in its Northern European look – was going to shape new gestures and habits in Danish home comfortable and laid back attitude by design There is a silent rule that applies when designing lounge chairs and sofas for the Scandinavian market even today: they have to be compact and not too fluffy as to allow a vertical and composed posture.  Of course that doesn’t mean that Danish people do not like to lounge and relax: it is just part of the Scandinavian design habits.  The Spanish Chair’s sturdy presence and wide armrest suggest on the contrary a very comfortable and relaxed seating The armrest would occasionally become a good place to put a cup of coffee the chair suggests an informal way of life while maintaining material quality and design-driven production as its main features.  Today The Spanish Chair is made of a sturdy wooden construction involving expertly treated solid oak crafted with geometrical precision Over time the seat and back leather tend to expand and may need to be tightened so Mogensen added adjustable brass straps to grant durable comfort seating The rustic combination of vegetable-tanned saddle leather with the solid oak frame adds character achieving a special patina that only becomes more stunning over time From a sustainability point of view The Spanish chair focuses on resistance and durability as well as on the protection of handcraft ecological processes: the leather comes from a Sweden-based saddler one of the few using vegetal tanning that achieves a typical patina that becomes more and more beautiful over time.  This is Denmark exhibition, staged at Alcova during the Milan Design Week 2023, wishes to offer an overview of how contemporary Danish creators and companies interpret today the key values coming from their national heritage get to know the most interesting Design trends & innovations (Innovative StartUp) Registered office: Via Aurelio Saffi 29 20123 Milan (Italy)  |  VAT no.: 10565330965  |  ROC no.: 36152  |  REA no.: MI-2541466  |  Share capital: 12.540€ Check out the of the pics from Paris's conquest of Fredericia in Denmark (32-38) Round 2 of the Machineseeker EHF Champions League 2024/25 ended Thursday evening with title holders Barça surviving an impressive comeback by OTP Bank - Pick Szeged the Spanish champions had to settle for a narrow 31:30 home win SC Magdeburg downed Kolstad Håndbold 33:25 following a dominant performance.  Earlier Thursday, Veszprém HC took a stunning 41:28 victory over Paris Saint-Germain Handball – the biggest winning margin in any of the 17 duels the two powerhouses have played against each other Sporting CP steamrolled Fredericia Håndbold in Denmark: 37:19 the biggest ever win in Europe's top flight for the Portuguese club Veszprém HC (HUN) vs Paris Saint-Germain Handball (FRA) 41:28 (18:15) The Paris Saint-Germain players certainly did not feel too unlucky going back to the dressing room only three goals down at half-time the arrival on the court of Sergey Kosorotov gave the hosts the first breakaway of the evening Scoring four goals while Rodrigo Corrales made save after save the Russian left back gave Veszprém a first six goal advantage in the 23rd minute: 16:10 and with the help of their line players Luka Karabatic and Kamil Syprzak Paris held on to their two-goal deficit for a couple of minutes after the break before Veszprém put the pedal to the metal again with Mikita Vailupau scoring fast break after fast break the hosts took a first 10-goal advantage at the 41th minute: 31:21 The gap between the two teams only grew further and reached 13 at the end – more than in any of the previous 16 duels between the two teams And only a couple of saves by Jannick Green prevented Veszprém from handing Paris their biggest defeat ever in the EHF Champions League which remains the 44:28 drubbing at the hands of THW Kiel in 2005 Fredericia Håndbold Klub (DEN) vs Sporting CP (POR) 19:37 (8:17) It did not take long for Sporting to find their rhythm into the game the visitors were already four goals ahead and had forced the hosts to take a first team timeout Things did not improve for Fredericia afterwards as the Danish side lost too many easy balls offering their opponents fast-break opportunities Francisco 'Kiko' Costa scored three early goals and in his wake Sporting were ahead by 10 after just 22 minutes (5:15) The Portuguese side did not slow down after the break with Kiko Costa again and Salvador Salvador making sure the 10-goal lead would not be lost Things did not improve for the hosts after the break as Sporting picked up exactly where they had left off Sporting made their advantage even bigger in the second part of the second half It grew up to 18 goals at the final buzzer with five players from the Portuguese side scoring four goals or more while Francisco Costa proved to be the most prolific Magdeburg put themselves in the driving seat within the first 12 minutes of the game With Sergey Hernandez locking the door between the posts the hosts were able to play fast and score easy goals Albin Lagergren and Manuel Zehnder both scored three to put SCM ahead by seven after 12 minutes (10:3) partly thanks to Torbjørn Bergerud’s saves they were never able to reduce the gap to less than six goals Magdeburg scored three straight goals for a nine-goal lead at the break The time in the locker room benefited Kolstad as the visitors came back with more aggressive defensive intentions This allowed them to come back within six after 10 minutes but Sergey Hernandez was quick to put his team out of danger again the Swedish left back compiled eight in total to keep his team in the lead With five players scoring four goals or more Magdeburg pulled out a strong team performance to take their first points of the season Barça (ESP) vs OTP Bank - Pick Szeged (HUN) 31:30 (20:12) Just looking at the goalkeepers’ statistics was enough to explain Barça’s eight-goal lead at the break Gonzalo Perez de Vargas put up a wall and stopped 11 shots The Barça goalkeeper forced Szeged to shoot outside of the goal many times Even though Tobias Thulin pulled out a good performance between the visitors’ posts he could not prevent Barça from breaking away on the scoreboard The advantage peaked at nine goals at the 24th minute when Jonathan Carlsbogard scored from distance before Barça settled for eight at the break The second half was much better for Szeged as the Hungarian side was able to finally put their shots into the net Mario Sostaric was elemental for the visitors scoring eight in total and finishing the game as the best scorer Szeged was able to reduce the advantage to one goal with a few minutes left to play as Dika Mem had left the court with a shoulder injury Emil Nielsen saved some important shots before wingers Manuel Ortega and Aleix Gomez sealed the deal for the hosts Barça and Nates enter the reverse fixtures of the quarter-finals as winners ROUND PREVIEW: Two quarter-final tickets and one play-off berth to be decided in the last round of the group phase ROUND PREVIEW: While Barça and Veszprém secured top spots in their groups two quarter-final tickets are still available ROUND PREVIEW: Veszprém and Sporting face each other in the Match of the Week while the battle for the play-offs continues in both groups ROUND PREVIEW: Group leaders start with high away hurdles Aalborg and Füchse can secure their spots in the knockout stage ROUND PREVIEW: Sporting and Dinamo chase Veszprém HC in group A while Barça eye play-off spot in round 9 of the Machineseeker EHF Champions… ROUND PREVIEW: The second part of the Machineseeker EHF Champions League group phase starts this week with all 16 teams still able to progr… QUARTER-FINAL REVIEW: Sporting CP came close but HBC Nantes clinched a narrow win in the first leg of the Machineseeker EHF Champions Leagu… this time to Odense in Denmark to take on Fredericia We take a look ahead to this EHF Champions League Matchday 12 fixture The only newcomer to this 2024-2025 edition Fredericia have been learning over the weeks by measuring themselves against the best sides that Europe has to offer it seems like a step too far for the Danes who have paid for their lack of experience and could be officially eliminated from the competition if they lose to the capital club on Wednesday The equation for Fredericia is clear: break their three-match losing streak and keep their hopes of qualifying alive For Paris, the pressure is mounting as we approach the end of the group stage. Defeated at home against Plock last week (28-31) Raul Gonzalez's men have dropped to fourth place in Group A as Les Rouge et Bleu are still one point behind Sporting the Parisians know that with only three matches left to play another misstep could dash their hopes of qualifying directly for the quarter-finals Fredericia's problems in this European campaign can be explained largely by their defensive sector Their rearguard is the most permeable in the competition Facing them is one of this season's top scorers: Kamil Syprzak is one of the three highest scorers in the EHF Champions League this season the top scorer is Reinier Taboada Dranquet Une publication partagée par EHF Champions League (@ehfcl) Une publication partagée par Paris Saint-Germain Handball (@psghandofficiel) Wednesday 19 February, 18:45: Fredericia - Paris, broadcast on Eurosport and to be followed via our live-tweet. Paris Saint-Germain Handball take on Fredericia at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin Find out all you need to know about this EHF Champions League Matchday 4 fixture Fredericia have found their feet after a tumultuous start to the campaign Surprised on the very first day of the season against Holstebro (29-28) the Scandinavians fell three times in Europe and were no match for the top-of-the-table Danish league clash against Aalborg (26-32) last week's break from the Champions League did Fredericia a world of good The Danes are now full of confidence and arrive in Paris determined to pull off the greatest feat in their history the surprise package of this early European campaign Une publication partagée par Paris Saint-Germain Handball (@psghandofficiel) The only newcomers to this 2024-2025 edition Fredericia will be challenging Paris for the first time in their history this Wednesday As runners-up to Aalborg in the Danish league last season Gudmundur Gudmundsson's men qualified for Europe for the first time in their history Thus the Scandinavians are making their Euroepan debut in the most prestigious of competitions but are still in search of their first point Une publication partagée par EHF Champions League (@ehfcl) Alongside the meeting between Paris and Fredericia Pelister play host to Sporting CP in a clash of opposites Plock will try to put an end to their nightmarish start to the campaign by opening their account on a perilous trip to Berlin The Germans are on a two-game winning streak and are looking good in their return to the Champions League after an absence of over a decade Veszprém and Bucharest face off in a summit clash A few days after winning the Club World Cup the Hungarians will be looking to continue their positive run against the Romanians who have been brilliant since the start of the competition Throw-off: 20:45 at the Stade Pierre de Coubertin Social networks: live-tweet Paris Saint-Germain Handball will once again be competing in the group phase of the EHF Champions League Among their future opponents in Group A are Fredericia HK Fredericia HK may not be Denmark's most famous club but they are nonetheless a major force in the Primo Tours Ligaen (Danish league) It was in the mid-1970s that the Red and Blacks (then known as KFUM Fredericia) established their reputation winning five league titles between 1975 and 1979 (the club's only titles) as well as several domestic cups they reached the final of the Champions League in 1976 losing 17-15 to RK Borac Banja Luka of Croatia Une publication partagée par Fredericia Håndboldklub | FHK (@fredericiahk) Fredericia managed to secure a place on the podium last season finishing second in the league (seven points behind Aallborg) FHK were also responsible for one of the only domestic defeats of the season for the European runners-up (30-29) Among the side's more experienced players is Sebastian Frandsen the 30-year-old full-back has already played in the Champions League - during his two seasons at Porto played in the Liqui Moly StarLigue for Dunkerque 31-year-old left-back Anders Krach Martinusen broke the league's record for assists in 23-24 with 185 goals coked up for his team-mates Une publication partagée par Fredericia Håndboldklub | FHK (@fredericiahk) FHK had another former Liqui Moly StarLigue player in James SCott Junior but the ex-Nantes man has headed to Japan to play for Daido Steel Phenix Fredericia will be able to count on the return to his homeland of Mads Kjeldgaard Andersen The Danish left-winger scored 102 goals last season in the Bundesliga with Bergischer HC Another important addition is Swedish centre-half William Andersson Moberg The 24-year-old scored 44 goals with IK Sävehof in the EHF European League last season WILLIAM MOBERG ANDERSSON! Vilken lirare! #sävehof #gulsvartmagi #handbollsligan pic.twitter.com/uqEMWjrGpg This is the very first time that Fredericia HK and Paris Saint-Germain Handball will face each other in the EHF Champions League Une publication partagée par Fredericia Håndboldklub | FHK (@fredericiahk) What a night for Eurofarm Pelister: the Macedonian champions took their first win after 23 defeats and one draw in the last 24 matches of the Machineseeker EHF Champions League The team of interim coach Zvonko Shundovski took the points in Odense Dinamo took their first ever win against Füchse Berlin the 31:31 was the first draw for the defending champions Fredericia Håndbold Klub (DEN) vs HC Eurofarm Pelister (MKD) 23:25 (12:9) The euphoria and confidence at Fredericia were huge after their first ever victory in the EHF Champions League - the 28:25 against Plock last week Danes were also hoping to prolong the streak Thursday night as Eurofarm Pelister had not won any of their last 24 matches in the competition (23 defeats The first half looked pretty good for Gudmundur Gudmundsson's team the Danish runners-up waited patiently for their chances The margin could have been even bigger than 12:9 but already then Eurofarm Pelister’s goalkeeper Nikola Mitrevski was outstanding though Bitola’s top scorer Filip Kuzmanovski missed many chances and then CL winner from 2014 Bogdan Radivojevic had his strongest period steering his side to a 19:16 advantage in minute 45 as Fredericia only managed to score four goals in 15 minutes against Mitrevski A red card for Radivojevic weakened the Macedonian champions opening an opportunity for Fredericia to get back into this one again the score was 21:22 – but finally a double strike from Zarko Peshevski and Nejc Cehte sealed the deal for the Macedonians Dinamo Bucuresti (ROU) vs Füchse Berlin (GER) 38:31 (18:19) In the first 30 minutes the lead changed seven times underlining that the match of the two participants of the EHF Finals 2024 was going back and forth While Berlin’s star Mathias Gidsel scored seven from seven before the break Dinamo’s Israeli Yoav Lumbroso was highly efficient in attack it was a brilliant team performance of the hosts as 13 of 14 court players were on the scorer list As Gidsel lost his shooting power after the break Lasse Andersson stepped in and finished with eight goals A key fact for Dinamo’s constant lead in the second half was the weak goalkeeper performance from the guests Dejan Milosavljev was far from his best days and Bucuresti players were scoring from all positions including a cold-as-ice Branko Vujovic from the penalty line Ionut Iancu saved some important shots in situations when Berlin could have bridged the gap the hosts decided the match with a 7:1 run but the gap to fourth is already three points while Dinamo made an important step towards the knockout stage with their fifth victory but a victory slipped from their hands against the bravely fighting hosts Nantes extended their series to four unbeaten matches in a row They became the first team to snatch a point from the defending champions since the last round of the 2023/24 group phase when Montpellier beat the future champions  From minute 10 (6:6) to minute 56 (30:30) But this result was Nantes’ wake-up call - first netting an unanswered run of four goals followed by their first ever lead in the match the 31:30 with only 75 seconds left on the clock After Julien Bos received a two-minutes suspension Blaz Janc levelled the result seven seconds before the end he also was suspended for two minutes – and Barça were again in ball possession but Ivan Pesic saved it and secured the point for the hosts revolutionary water recycling plant that recycles 90% of the process water at the Carlsberg brewery in Fredericia This makes the Fredericia brewery the most water efficient in the world Learnings from the brewery will enable the group to reach its target to virtually eliminate water waste globally by 2030 the Fredericia brewery will save more than 500 million liters of water a year 90 percent of process water from the production of beer and soft drinks will be recycled in the production facility Water consumption will be halved from the current 2.9 hl of water per hl of beer to 1.4 hl of water per hl of beer “We are immensely proud to be able to unveil the world’s most water efficient brewing facility Water is a basic ingredient in all our products so water resource management is a high priority Our water to beer ratio has always been low By recycling process water in our production we are virtually eliminating water waste,” says Philip Hodges Water is not only a basic ingredient in the products from Carlsberg but is also essential to the sustainability of the societies where the brewery operates and clean water is a priority in the UN Sustainable Development Goals Carlsberg has a goal of eliminating water waste by 2030 as part of the group’s sustainability programme Together Towards Zero “We have a goal of zero water waste globally in 2030 we have a responsibility to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals we have a special responsibility to reduce water waste in our global production The new water recycling plant in Fredericia will generate important learnings that can be implemented across our breweries in the rest of the world,” says Carlsberg Group CEO It is estimated that the water recycling plant will also reduce the brewery’s energy consumption by 10% through own biogas production and recirculation of hot water further contributing to the Together Towards ZERO sustainability programme The new plant is a result of broad collaboration in the Danish partnership for Resource and water efficient Industrial food Production (DRIP) For the project to succeed both businesses technical experts and health and food authorities have had to rethink how we use and reuse water and expand the limits of water purification and circularity “The plant in Fredericia is built on a new and innovative approach to cleaning and recycling process water where you At the same time biogas is produced as a residual product It is a whole new form of circularity in food production the process water ends up being clean enough to drink but we are only using the water to clean the production facilities,” says Carlsberg Denmark Brewing Director The new facility will be inaugurated at a special event attended by the Danish Prime Minister as well as representatives from Carlsberg and the DRIP-partnership Together Towards ZERO is Carlsberg’s vision for a better and more sustainable future in a time with serious challenge such as climate change and water scarcity The program consists of four goals: ZERO CO2-emissions ZERO irresponsible drinking culture and ZERO work-related accidents Each of the four ambitions is supported by individual and measurable goals Our business depends on the availability of clean water But the supplies are becoming more and more scarce in some regions where our beer is brewed With a goal to reduce water consumption in our breweries by half by 2030 and reduce it by 25 percent by 2022 Through community partnerships we help preserve common sources of water around our breweries with a focus on areas that are classified as high risk Read more about Together Towards Zero here carlsberggroup.com Royal Dutch Shell PLC’s Shell Petroleum Co. Ltd. has agreed to sell subsidiary AS Dansk Shell to PL ESG Denmark Co. ApS (Postlane Partners) Alongside Dansk Shell’s 68,000-b/d Fredericia refinery Postlane Partners also will purchase Dansk Shell’s local trading and supply activities including its existing inventory of refinery feedstocks and finished products the companies plan to complete the transaction in second-quarter 2021 Shell said it will retain a presence in Denmark via its 49% interest with partner DCC Energi AS (51%) in DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark AS which supplies aviation fuels to seven Danish airports The new sales agreement with Postlane Partners follows Shell’s cancellation of a 2016 deal to sell its downstream holdings in Denmark to Dansk Olieselskab APS (OGJ Online, Jan. 2, 2018) In addition to retaining Dansk Shell’s existing 260 employees independent renewable-energy investment firm Postlane Partners plans to equip the Fredericia refinery for coprocessing of bioproducts as well as carry out work focused on green hydrogen and the potential for advanced biofuels Shell assured the sale of its refinery will in no way impact supply of Shell-branded fuels to the Danish market as DCC Energi will continue under its existing licensing agreement to market and sell Shell products in Denmark which operates Denmark’s 234 Shell-branded retail stations and gas-to-liquids (GTL) fuel to Danish customers Robert Brelsford joined Oil & Gas Journal in October 2013 as downstream technology editor after 8 years as a crude oil price and news reporter on spot crude transactions at the US Gulf Coast He holds a BA (2000) in English from Rice University and an MS (2003) in education and social policy from Northwestern University Google acquires 120,000 sqm next to existing data center Google and Facebook have both this week acquired large tracts of land in Denmark for potential data center developments Google has acquired 120,000 square meters (1.29 million sq ft) of land in Taulov while Facebook has bought 212 hectares in Andrup Back in June 2017, Google acquired a 73.2 hectare (7.8 million sq ft) plot of land in Fredericia for $9.86m. It subsequently acquired another 131 acres in the municipality of Aabenraa to the south In 2018 Google finally announced plans to build a 4.5 billion Danish Kroner ($690m) data center in Fredericia but is not listed on its GCP infrastructure map This week Fredericia City Council approved the sale of a business area of ​​just over 120,000 sqm to Google The acquired area is a direct extension of the current data center in the Princess' Quarter in Taulov and that a purchase right of an additional approximately 375,000 sqm (4 million sq ft) was also approved "We are proud and happy that Google has chosen to get involved in Fredericia Google is buying into more options here in the future And of course a statement that Google wants Fredericia,” said Mayor Steen Wrist Google has reportedly not outlined its plans for the land “We already have a really good relationship with Fredericia and are happy to be here and get involved in the city we get the opportunity to expand our presence at a later date Exactly how is still too early to say," said Google data center manager Facebook has acquired 212 hectares of land in Andrup in Esbjer at a price of DKK 277 million ($43 million) The municipality said the social network and advertising firm can start the initial planning and survey activities on the land for the future possibility of building a data center “I am very happy that Facebook is back in Esbjerg and now again investigating the possibilities of establishing a data center in Andrup,” said Mayor Jesper Frost Rasmussen “The signing of the purchase contract is just the first milestone in this process The establishment of a data center will be completely in line with our ambitions to become a data hub and at the same time the construction and operation of a new data center will be able to attract additional companies in the field to Esbjerg and create synergies with our current companies.” Facebook was reportedly in the process of investigating the area between 2018-19 but decided to stop the land acquisition and development of the project Esbjerg City Council subsequently acquired the land as part of a strategy to attract investors and become a data hub “We recently resumed our studies of Esbjerg as a possible site for a future data center and bought 212 hectares of land,” said Facebook spokesperson Lukasz Lindell which will help to support the further development of the area The construction of a data center does not start until a final investment decision has been made We are also pleased to collaborate with such a good team in our studies of how Esbjerg can possibly support our business' future needs.” Facebook has a Danish data center in Odense that opened in 2019 Its other European facilities are located in Luleå Microsoft announced plans for a Danish Azure Cloud region in 2020 Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia If you have done all of this and still can't find the email Hospitality was the foundation for the 30 different projects the groups of students worked on for two weeks The EASA community includes 500 students representing over 40 countries and 200 different architecture schools EASA had an organizing board of 12 international architecture students this year who were chosen by EASA The theme of hospitality, and finding the framework, reflects the historical and modern-day challenges the city of Fredericia faces. Theoretical and practical workshops helped the EASA community to further analyze hospitality and frameworks for it The following projects, completed at EASA 2017, reflect the student's responses to the world’s current hospitality crisis. © Kononchenko AlexandraLearn more about EASA 2017 on their Instagram and website You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors one of Risom’s iconic pieces from 1949 The Risom Magazine Table is a quintessential example of mid-century modernism it demonstrates Risom’s focus on elegant yet simple furniture the Risom Magazine Table is functional and practical—classic qualities in Danish Modernist furniture The table is available in lacquered oak and black lacquered oak Dani Howell has an MA in literary and textual studies and enjoys writing about everything from coffee to pop culture You can follow Dani Howell on Facebook, and Instagram. Read all of Dani Howell's posts FiiO'S sub-brand Snowsky has launched the Retro Nano user-friendly vinyl flattening machine that restores warped records to their original shape using precision heat technology Zaha Hadid Architects transforms public transit at the KAFD Metro Station in Riyadh with futuristic architecture Full of natural materials and respect for modern Swedish design the STOCKHOLM 2025 collection from IKEA debuts 96 new pieces You’ll always hear it from Design Milk first Our passion is discovering and highlighting emerging talent and we’re energized by and for our community of like-minded design lovers — like you Log in via email All your bookmarks will be available across all your devices Password must be 8 characters long including one capital letter Please confirm your email address and we’ll send you a link to reset your password Single account access for STIRworld.com,STIRpad.com and exclusive STIRfri content Verification link sent to check your inbox or spam folder to complete sign up process or opt for the best experience by closing this banner For more detailed information please read our Privacy Policy The Danish design company honours Nanna Ditzel on her 100th birth anniversary through a limited edition release of her 'Chaconia Chair' and new colour options for the 'Trinidad Chair.' by STIRpadPublished on : Jun 15 Danish design company Fredericia honours Nanna Ditzel (1923-2005), a creative pioneer considered to be one of the greatest Danish designers of the 20th century on the occasion of her 100th birth anniversary As part of the remembrance and recognition the brand is releasing a exclusive relaunch of her most iconic 'Trinidad Chair' with new colours and the 'Chaconia Chair,' which will be released as a limited edition were the pillars of Ditzel’s design philosophy Ditzel rapidly abandoned what she dubbed as ‘masculine’ ideas and instead chased and validated 'softness' by employing rounded shapes With her prolific production over many years as well as preconceived rules of space and design she has designed almost everything we use daily being one of the most versatile talents of her day which is highly unusual,” shares Thomas Graversen and a close collaborator and friend of Ditzel In Ditzel's own words—“A chair is for sitting in While functionality must naturally be preserved chairs have increasingly become attempts to meet the challenge thrown down by all these other elements.“ Here STIR revisits some of Ditzel’s iconic designs that are being brought back by Fredericia in her honour in tandem with the 30th anniversary of the chair itself The Grande Dame of Danish design created the 'Chaconia Chair' in 1962, which was subsequently displayed at the Cabinetmaker's Guild exhibition in Copenhagen in the same year, yet, was never put into production. The setting received high praise, being perceived and described as bold, forward-looking and ultra-modern, including the distinct 'Lounge Chair' being seen more as a sculptural object than a conventional chair presenting her creative concept for a relaxed Ditzel was all about challenging conventions by fusing furniture and space in a coherent setting about liberating the body and allowing for easy sitting and reclining throughout the entire scene The chair is being reproduced by Fredericia for the first time 100-piece limited edition to honour Ditzel Fredericia has changed its name from its original 'Lounge Chair' to 'Chaconia Chair' in honour of 'Trinidad Chair's history honours the island nation where Ditzel drew inspiration from and she kept pushing until she got what she had envisioned,” adds Graversen After owning the land for more than a year Google plans to build a 4.5 billion Danish Krones (US$690m) data center in Fredericia Speaking to DCD at our London event earlier this month Google's VP of data centers Joe Kava explained the company's approach: "More often than not we're looking at multiple sites in the same region And we'll run them all in parallel and typically one or two of them winds up being the best option for us." Google's Danish business said that it expects to employ 150 to 200 staff at its data center when it opens in 2021 and 1,450 jobs per year in construction before that The company also said it would actively pursue new green investment opportunities in Denmark and that it is evaluating a number of projects within onshore and offshore wind energy and solar energy Back in 2017, Google signed a 12 year contract with a Norwegian wind farm, and this year it turned to three new wind farms in Finland to help power its European data center operations "Our value system is that we've committed to match 100 percent of all of our consumption worldwide with an equal amount of renewable energy purchases," Kava told DCD Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia Last year Fredericia Furniture A/S acquired Erik Jørgensen Møbelfabrik A/S to form one strong Danish design company under the name Fredericia Furniture A/S While the brands will continue to be marketed separately both companies have grown out of a strong design heritage and share a passion for good design as well as solid the two traditional furniture manufacturers represent a strong collection of Scandinavian design icons enabling them to offer a strong and wide selection of products and Nanna Ditzel’s Trinidad Chair are just some of the iconic Danish furniture designs that will be part of the new Fredericia Furniture The merger will also help secure a continued production of Danish quality design in Denmark “We wish to present a combined collection with two brands that complement each other – both in terms of design and market approach,” says Rasmus Graversen Head of Design & Product Management at Fredericia Furniture “Even though Fredericia and Erik Jørgensen will remain as two brands we will of course leverage the synergies that arise in production The two brands will be based on a common culture within a unified company.” www.fredericia.com Registered in England and Wales with Company Number 06637145 We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again More information about our Cookie Policy Inspired by the brand’s founding designer Børge Mogensen Morrison’s ’Taro’ dining table knotless wood and is true to the ’Super Normal’ concept championed by the British designer is the quintessential Danish designer,’ notes Morrison ’capable of creating understated and beautifully proportioned furniture for living the good life – ’super normal’ before the term existed’ the ’Pon’ side tables are made of oak or ash – and can double up as a stools Completing the trifecta of furniture is the ’Kile’ sofa built on a solid wooden frame and upholstered in cold-cured foam To showcase Fredericia’s new launches, Morrison’s stand design lays forward his vision of how the collection could New pieces by Space Copenhagen and Hugo Passos were also unveiled at Stockholm Furniture Fair For more information visit Fredericia’s website escapism and design stories from around the world direct to your inbox Danish multination brewer Carlsberg recently inaugurated a water recycling plant that recycles 90% of the process water at the Carlsberg brewery in Fredericia This makes the Fredericia brewery the most water efficient in the world Knowledge gained from the brewery will enable the group to reach its target to virtually eliminate water waste globally by 2030 the Fredericia brewery will save more than 500 million liters of water a year Ninety percent of process water from the production of beer and soft drinks will be recycled in the production facility Water consumption will be halved from the current 2.9 hectoliter (hl) of water per hl of beer to 1.4 hl of water per hl of beer “We are immensely proud to be able to unveil the world’s most water efficient brewing facility Water is a basic ingredient in all our products Our water to beer ratio has always been low By recycling process water in our production we are virtually eliminating water waste,” said Philip Hodges executive vice president of integrated supply chain for Carlsberg Group Carlsberg has a goal of eliminating water waste by 2030 as part of the group’s sustainability program we have a responsibility to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals we have a special responsibility to reduce water waste in our global production The new water recycling plant in Fredericia will generate important learnings that can be implemented across our breweries in the rest of the world,” said Carlsberg Group CEO Cees ’t Hart  It is estimated that the water recycling plant will also reduce the brewery’s energy consumption by 10% through its own biogas production and recirculation of hot water further contributing to the Together Towards ZERO program  The new plant is a result of broad collaboration in the Danish partnership for resource and water efficient Industrial food Production (DRIP) For the project to succeed both businesses technical experts and health and food authorities have had to rethink how we use and reuse water and expand the limits of water purification and circularity “The plant in Fredericia is built on a new and innovative approach to cleaning and recycling process water where you At the same time biogas is produced as a residual product It is a whole new form of circularity in food production the process water ends up being clean enough to drink but we are only using the water to clean the production facilities,” said Carlsberg Denmark brewing director Anders Kokholm The new facility will be inaugurated at a special event attended by the Danish prime minister as well as representatives from Carlsberg and the DRIP-partnership By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Late designer Børge Mogensen approached his craft with a fusion of timelessness, natural accents and transgenerational elements. Now, his muted, yet elevated catalog is extending as its signature J39 chair has been cast in several new shades by Danish brand Fredericia. Inspired by Mogensen’s life, the chair celebrated its 75th anniversary last year – making this the perfect time to update the aged beauty. The previous editions included oak, walnut, and beech constructions. Now, coming into the fold are water-based lacquers pebble gray and khaki green alongside a beech vintage lacquered. Regardless of the finish, the chairs are all constructed from beech wood for a smooth construction. The current head to head record for the teams are OB 3 win(s) OB and Fredericia have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other. Luca Kjerrumgaard is the competition's top scorer (18) Valdemar Birksø is ranked 3 in saves per match in the competition (3.7) 03 May 2025 10:30:00 GMT?OB vs Fredericia on Sat 03 May 2025 10:30:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches OB and Fredericia have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other OB is playing home against Fredericia at Nature Energy Park on Sat ‘fredericia embraces many designers with various perspectives but jasper morrison’s design appeals in particular to our inherited understanding of good design,’ explains owner and design director at fredericia he is one of the most forward-thinking of contemporary designers morrison has successfully developed what have come to be heralded as modern archetypes we are obviously thrilled to have entered into close cooperation with morrison and it will undoubtedly influence the future development of the company.’ but with the same square legs which can be found on børge mogensen’s iconic leather sofas and wing chair stringently shaped with an almost one-piece straight back and angled armrest ‘fredericia and børge mogensen were late but important discoveries for me,’ says jasper morrison capable of creating understated and beautifully proportioned furniture for living the good life – super normal before the term existed he’s become something of a hero for me and I’m very proud to be working for ‘his’ company.’ jasper morrison has allowed the ends of the sofa to open out slightly to make it more welcoming.  the ’kile’ is built on a solid wood frame and upholstered in cold cured foam a hard wearing combination that makes it resistant to daily use and wear the ‘pon’ collection is a series of side tables in varying sizes made of ash or oak morrison continued wit the straightforward themes with no decoration or superfluous details just tables which can stand alone or in groups either with other tables of the same size or different the largest in the series is the circular sofa table with a diameter of 90 cm.  wood has been worked in great detail and is always the main center piece of the company’s furniture production jasper morrison proposed designing a dinning table in solid the danish company wanted to produce a solid wood dinning table with a minimum of wastage using valuable prime-grade oak the tree is often more than 150 years old when felled and there was a wish on both sides to take a responsible approach to the way in which the table should be produced the dining table has been designed in three sizes to meet the needs of different rooms and daily functionality AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style By appointment only. For more information, visit the Fredericia Furniture website VIEW GOOGLE MAPS Clare Dowdy is a London-based freelance design and architecture journalist who has written for titles including Wallpaper* She’s the author of ‘Made In London: From Workshops to Factories’ and co-author of ‘Made in Ibiza: A Journey into the Creative Heart of the White Island’ By subscribing, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy As we hurtle further into the climate emergency – it is essential for designers to view aesthetics and environmental impact as equally important factors. With that in mind, Scandinavian brand Fredericia has teamed up with British design legends Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby (aka Barber Osgerby) for a new collection is the result of several years of research into crafting something truly futureproof and sees end-of-life textiles upcycled to create solid surface materials You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed.