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Hydrogen production facility planned for the Port of Gothenburg

The Port of Gothenburg and Norwegian energy company Statkraft are planning to construct a hydrogen production facility at the port, with operations due to commence in 2023. Initially the facility will have a capacity of four MW, producing up to two tonnes of hydrogen per day.

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Volumes increase at the Port of Gothenburg as transport demand remains high

Freight volumes continue to increase at the Port of Gothenburg. This can be seen from newly published figures covering the period up to the end of September. On the container side, volumes rose by 16 per...

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Smart freight tracking system at the Port of Gothenburg goes live

A smart port is an efficient, sustainable port that is always in demand. This is why the largest port in Scandinavia is seeking to enhance customer benefit through digitalised freight tracking. The Port...

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Dredge spoil disposal system planned for fairway deepening project

In order to receive the world’s largest oceangoing vessels, the fairway leading into the Port of Gothenburg needs to be deepened by around four metres and six kilometres of fairway need to be dredged.

New rail shuttle from Middle Sweden to the Port of Gothenburg boosts forest product exports

A new rail shuttle is about to begin transporting timber products from Malungsfors in Dalarna to Asia via the Port of Gothenburg. The new shuttle will generate substantial carbon savings and logistical...

Port of Gothenburg freight flows rise despite global disruptions

Freight volumes continued to rise at the Port of Gothenburg during the first six months of the year, reaching their highest during the second quarter. This was despite major disruptions in global freight...

Port of Gothenburg classed as excellent in gender equality survey

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Unique charging and hydrogen filling station to be built in the Port of Gothenburg

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The Port of Gothenburg will offer shoreside power for tankers from 2023

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