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Gothenburg pushing for carbon capture and storage

News27 Apr 2021

CinfraCap is a collaborative project between Göteborg Energi, Nordion Energi, Preem, St1, Renova, and Gothenburg Port Authority...

News13 Apr 2021

The new service for containerised forest products is an alternative to feeders from the port of Piteå in northern Sweden to continental hub...

News31 Mar 2021

The Port of Gothenburg says it can alleviate congestion in major European ports, acting as a transhipment hub as well as catering for more d...

News27 Mar 2021

In a new departure for the port, a new short sea facility will be created at the Skandiahamnen western quay, on the transversal from the mai...

News10 Feb 2021

Here are recent results from three ports in the Swedish/Baltic space, indicating cargo resilience in a turbulent year...

News16 Dec 2020

The new terminal will be directly adjacent to other major terminals at the port...

News5 Dec 2020

Multiple players in the Port of Gothenburg community are joining forces in a measure to foster the availability of ECs for Swedish exporters...

News2 Dec 2020

The share of inland container moves by rail over Gothenburg is already around the 60% mark, and could increase further with the FastTrack se...

News28 Oct 2020

Volumes have remained stable through the Covid-19 pandemic at the Port of Gothenburg...

News14 Oct 2020

The port of Gothenburg will roll out a customised digital platform during H2 2021...

News12 Sep 2020

The fairway to the container terminal will be deepened by 4m to 17.5m by 2026...

News22 Aug 2020

Despite the pandemic, lo-lo container traffic increased by 4% to 401,000 TEU, while energy products traffic grew by 22% to 11.8 Mt. However,...

News4 Jul 2020

A new rail-connected forestry products terminal is taking shape in Gothenburg...

News10 Jun 2020

Logent Ports and Terminals has been able to broaden its customer offering at the finished vehicles terminal...

News20 May 2020

No direct calls were cancelled in Q1 - services to and from Asia continued, week in, week out...