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Ports of Stockholm promotes shipping and ensures the supply of goods to the region by providing quay-berths and services for ferries, cruise ships and cargo vessels. Ports of Stockholm has ports located in Stockholm, Kapellskär and Nynäshamn. The Ports of Stockholm Group has around 150 employees and in 2012 had an annual turnover of MSEK 703.www.stockholmshamnar.se/enwww.facebook.com/stockholmshamnar

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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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Unifeeder awarded Ports of Stockholm’s Environmental Buoy 2010

Wed, Dec 08, 2010 13:30 CET

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

WWF awarded the 2009 Environmental Buoy

Wed, Dec 09, 2009 10:38 CET

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

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