News

Cruise traffic in Ports of Stockholm continues to increase. In 2026, 157 vessels with more than 300,000 passengers are expected to visit the ports. Cruise ship calls now occur throughout the year, with the majority of passengers coming from the German market.

On 28 November, Ports of Stockholm brought together decision-makers, experts, and industry representatives for a packed Maritime Meeting, where the strategic importance of ports and shipping took centre stage.

The Port of Tallinn and Ports of Stockholm signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 4th of November in Tallinn to launch the Swed-Est Green Collaboration, a joint initiative aimed at promoting sustainable and fossil fuel free maritime activities between Estonia and Sweden, primarily at the harbours connecting Tallinn–Stockholm and Paldiski–Kapellskär routes.

A new port facility has been inaugurated at Stockholm Norvik Port. The facility, built for NCC, enables the efficient unloading of large quantities of stone. This will free up extensive areas of the port that can now be used for new activities.

This website has now been given a new look. However, most of the content remains the same.

The traditional cruise season in Stockholm is coming to an end. The year has seen a clear upturn, with more calls and a new shipping company, compared to last year. During the season, Sweden's second onshore power supply for cruise ships was inaugurated in Stockholm. This is an investment that strengthens Stockholm as a sustainable premium destination all year round.

Ports of Stockholm is expanding its services at Stockholm Norvik Port with a modern goods terminal and bonded warehouse. The facility offers great flexibility and enables the handling of different types of goods.

More than 400 house modules are currently being unloaded from Frihamnen Port in Stockholm. The modules arrived by ship directly from Malaysia and have been stored for some time in the port, which is a strategic hub for further transport to the final destinations Enköping and Nyköping.

The demand for stone is high. Stockholm Norvik Port and NCC are now speeding up deliveries by bringing forward the loading of large quantities of stone.

At the end of May, the Ports of Stockholm seminar Bridging Waters brought together important speakers and an interested audience around an extremely important theme: How we strengthen cooperation, learn from each other and show our support for Ukraine in every possible way.