News
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Premier of the final film about the Kapellskär development project
The Port of Kapellskär was modernised in a project that ran from 2013 to 2016. Now you can watch the third and final part of the film trilogy about the project.
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New fuel reduces emissions
Ports of Stockholm has switched fuel use for all trucks in all ports. The new fuel means that the company’s fossil fuel-generated carbon emissions will be at least twenty-five percent less.
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Commendation for the new Värta Terminal
The new Ports of Stockholm Värta Terminal received an Honourable Mention commendation when the Swedish Institute of Steel Construction 2017 Prize was awarded.
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New architectural prize nomination for the Värta Terminal
The new Värta Terminal at the Värtahamnen port has been nominated for another prestigious award - the Swedish Transport Administration´s 2017 architectural prize.
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The Norvik heroes building the new freight port
They detonate blast charges from boats and keep an eye on themselves and each other. In a few years they will have built the long-awaited freight port. The Stockholm Norvik Port will open in 2020.
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EU funding for Finnish-Swedish EU project
Ports of Stockholm, together with the Port of Turku, the Port of Mariehamn and Viking Line, have been granted EU funding up to a maximum of EUR 12.7 million from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) programme for the joint EU NextGen Link Project.
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Ports of Stockholm commits to even more photovoltaic systems as taxation drops
On the same day that the tax for solar energy becomes almost negligible, Ports of Stockholm is renewing its commitment to photovoltaic systems by bringing a brand new system into operation at the Frihamnen port.
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New inauguration of the Port of Kapellskär - five modern quay-berths and a larger port area
The Port of Kapellskär is one of Sweden’s most important freight ports and is crucial for trade with Finland, Åland and the Baltic States. With a new pier, larger logistics area and modernised port facilities, the port is now ready to welcome the vessels of the future.
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Ports of Stockholm's newly built Värta Terminal has Gold grade environmental certification
The Värta Terminal is the first commercial building in the green-profile Stockholm Royal Seaport area to be Miljöbyggnad Gold environmentally certified. The terminal, with Stockholm’s largest roof terrace, welcomes both vessel services and the general public.
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Inauguration of new port in Stockholm
Ports of Stockholm has expanded Stockholm by 85,000 square metres, and built a new pier and passenger terminal. Today the new Port of Värtahamnen and Värta Terminal were officially inaugurated.