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Gothenburg fairway deepening funded

News in Print01 Sep 2020
Gothenburg City Council, which owns the Port of Gothenburg, will provide SEK1.255B (€120M), with matching support from the Swedish Transport Administration as part of the national infrastructure plan, to deepen the fairway to Skandia container terminal from 13.5m to 17.5m maximum.

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