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Port operations are a major resource for the whole of Stockholm, its citizens and all of the tourists who come to our beautiful capital city by sea. By offering modern and efficient port operations we are able to welcome hundreds of thousands of tourists each year in an environmentally sustainable way
Sten Nordin (M), Stockholm's City Commissioner of Finance and Stockholm City Council Chairman
Cruise passengers rate Stockholm as one of the most popular destinations in the world. They are a very important part of Stockholm's tourist revenue and annually spend a combined total of around SEK 500 million on restaurant visits, hotel stays, excursions and shopping
Ulla Hamilton (M), City Commissioner and Chair of the Stockholm Business Region
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Cruise season starts at Ports of Stockholm

The 2013 cruise season starts on 26 April when the cruise ship Astor arrives at Stadsgården. Stockholm is a very popular cruise destination and this year it is anticipated that 279 cruise ships, carrying almost half a million passengers, will be welcomed by Ports of Stockholm.The first cruise ship of the season, the Astor, arrives at Stadsgården on Friday 26 April. Four days later the MSC Musica will call at Stockholm for the first time and will be presented with the traditional Ports of Stockholm commemorative plaque. This season 279 international cruise ships are expected to call at

Container shipping company MSC becomes new Ports of Stockholm customer

To meet increasing transport needs and demands for efficiency, MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, one of the world's largest container companies, is introducing services to Ports of Stockholm.Beginning on 2 October 2012 MSC will operate weekly traffic to and from the Container Terminal Frihamnen.“This is further evidence of our ability to match the demand from our clients by introducing this new direct call into the Port of Stockholm” says Mattias Hellström, Country Manager of MSC Sweden AB.“Calling into the capital city of Sweden demonstrates our commitment to the Swedish market and

Unifeeder awarded Ports of Stockholm’s Environmental Buoy 2010

The Danish company Unifeeder A/S was awarded Ports of Stockholm’s Environmental Buoy 2010. The reason for this honour was:”Ports of Stockholm’s Environmental Buoy is awarded to Unifeeder A/S for the exemplary development of a means of calculating the carbon dioxide savings of sea transportation.”Unifeeder has demonstrated in a tangible and pedagogic manner that transport purchasers can contribute to meaningful environmental benefits by utilising local shipping options instead of overland transport by road and rail. By going to the company’s website transport purchasers and other interested

Stuveriverksamheten i Stockholms hamn AB får ny ägare

Idag slutförs försäljningen av Stockholms Stuveri och Bemanning AB (Stuvab) till Logistikentreprenader Sverige AB.Stockholms Hamn fick år 2007 i uppdrag av Stockholms Stad att bolagisera och sälja Stuvab, en verksamhet med 48 anställda och med en omsättning på 52 miljoner kronor. Efter en försäljningsprocess som pågick under sommaren och hösten 2009 valdes Logistikentreprenader som köpare. Företaget är specialiserat på bemannings- och entreprenadlösningar inom logistik, lager och industri och har 300 anställda. – Försäljningen av Stuvab är en win-winsituation. Det ger Stockholms Hamnar

WWF awarded the 2009 Environmental Buoy

Each year Ports of Stockholm awards the Environmental Buoy prize to an organisation demonstrating a strong commitment to environmental issues and shipping. This year the honour goes to the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF) for its success in scrutinising, publicising and sparking the debate on the release of vessel waste and the abilities of ports to handle black and grey water.“The Worldwide Fund for Nature demonstrates the power of cooperation between committed citizens, companies and politicians. If everyone works together we can accomplish the goal of achieving tangible environmental

Ports of Stockholm nominated for Societal Integration of Ports Award

The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has launched a competition for the best project to integrate a port with an urban environment. Ports of Stockholm has submitted the project Stockholm Royal Sea Port - A Port Integration Project. Of thirty applications, seven have been nominated to compete for the ESPO Award and Ports of Stockholm is among these.The Royal Sea Port Project comprises three sub-project parts: the expansion of the Värta pier that will provide new quay surface area and new quay berths, the Royal Sea Port itself that is planned to provide 10 000 new homes and 30 000 new

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