Baltic ports dig deeper and get smarter

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.

New name reflects ambition “to be THE hub for the region, both by land and by sea.”

Ports in the Baltic States are exploiting opportunities and developing facilities that cater more effectively for growth in the transit trades and green energy sectors.

Port is seeking proposals to develop a new deep water hub terminal for the Baltic region.

With cargo throughput volumes increasing, there are plenty of expansion plans across the Baltic Sea region.

This month, four Baltic ports – Port of Tallinn, Port of Helsinki, Ports of Stockholm and Port of Turku – signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), setting a common approach for shore power.