News
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Belief in the future at Kapellskär
A brand new 245 metre pier and almost twice as much port esplanade area with significantly updated solutions for logistics and safety. After three years of reconstruction Port of Kapellskär is a state-of-the-art port with the capacity to welcome the largest combined cargo and passenger-carrying vessels.
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Historic construction start for the Stockholm Norvik Port
The start of construction of the Stockholm Norvik Port and Norvik Logistics and Business Park was celebrated on 16th September. The ceremony was a well-attended and festive event for both commerce and the general public.
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Four Baltic Sea ports signed a Memorandum of Understanding and set a common approach for the new on-shore power supply for vessels
On September 9th, Port of Tallinn, Port of Helsinki, Ports of Stockholm and Port of Turku signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), where they set a common approach for the new on-shore power supply for vessels. The aim is to actively contribute to reducing negative effects on the environment.
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See how the seawalk works
Ports of Stockholm is now equipped with a unique extendable pier for cruise vessels, a seawalk. See the new film about how it works!
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The new Port of Kapellskär pier is ready for the vessels of the future
The Port of Kapellskär is being refurbished and developed to meet future demands. A new 245 metre-long pier has now been completed and is ready to handle the vessels and freight volumes of the future.
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Unique pier construction for cruise ships is installed at Ports of Stockholm
If the vessel can't go to the quay, the quay must go to the vessel. The Port of Nynäshamn is now equipped with a unique extendible/retractable pier that improves service and cruise capacity at Ports of Stockholm. It can disembark 3000 cruise passengers in less than thirty minutes.
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Swedish and Finnish ports in collaboration on environmental services
Three Finnish TEN-T core ports - Turku, Naantali and HaminaKotka – in cooperation with Ports of Stockholm and Viking Line are investing EUR 8,100,000 in measure to reduce the environmental impact from shipping in the Baltic Sea.
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The port security team
Following the terror attacks in the USA on 11 September 2001 security measures have changed at all of the world's ports. The same is true for Ports of Stockholm. More intensive collaboration between different port departments has increased safety and security for the commercial services operating from the ports and for passengers.
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Among hosepipes and couplings
It is no coincidence that he is known as Mats-the water guy. The tools of his trade are hoses, nozzles and flow meters and during the working day Mats Andersson empties thousands of litres of waste water from cruise ships.
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Ports of Stockholm comes second in the top social media ports in the world
On 4 June Ports of Stockholm was awarded second prize by the international organisation IAPH, International Association of Ports and Harbors for its work with social media. This is the second year running that Ports of Stockholm has been awarded second place in the IAPH competition.