News
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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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2016 was a historic year for Ports of Stockholm
Two state-of-the-art ports were completed and the construction of a new port began. You can read about this and much more in the Annual Report and Sustainability Report 2016.
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Record number of cruise passengers spend 63 million euro in Stockholm
Stockholm is growing in popularity as a cruise destination. This year the region will be visited by 270 cruise liners carrying a record number of 650 000 passengers.
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The Port of Kapellskär has expanded from three to five quay-berths
An important milestone has been reached at the Port of Kapellskär, now that all five quay-berths are in operation at this state-of-the-art port.
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The Stockholm-Riga route moves to Värtahamnen
As of Tuesday, 24th of January, the Stockholm-Riga route will move from Frihamnen to Värtahamnen.
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Ports of Stockholm sets new container record 2016
A new record has been set for the number of containers transported to the Container Terminal at Frihamnen. Almost 54,000 containers have been transported by sea directly to the strongest growing capital city region in Europe and Sweden's largest consumer market.
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Relocation to neighbouring site for bladderwrack seaweed at the Stockholm Norvik Port
The bladderwrack seaweed growing in the area where the new Stockholm Norvik Port is emerging has found a new home. Rocks with established bladderwrack growth have been moved from Utterviken at the southern end of the port to a new area at northern Norvikudden, where the conditions are similar.
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Almost half a million cruise passengers spend half a billion in Stockholm
In October the cruise season concluded when the cruise ship AidaMar arrived in Stockholm. In total it was yet another good cruise season, with Stockholm retaining its popularity as a destination.