Four Baltic ports in for shore power

The arrival of the new automated container loader at Stockholm Norvik Port is set to boost capacity and streamline export processes for industries like forestry and steel.

The Ports of Tallinn and Helsinki have received EU support for the TWIN-PORT VI project, continuing their collaboration from five previous TWIN-PORT initiatives.

Finnlines’ RoPax vessels put into operation onshore power at Vuosaari Harbour, at the Port of Helsinki.

Ports of Stockholm, Interlegal, and BPO seek Swedish Institute funding for a project to integrate Ukrainian ports into the EU transport system.

Under the MoU, parties will collaborate to enhance infrastructure for the provision and bunkering of alternative fuels, such as green methanol.

In February of this year alone, Russia’s container market rose by 23.5 per cent year-on-year to 533,000 TEU. The preceding month also saw growth.