Ten new tug masters powered by HVO100
Ten new climate-smart tug masters powered by HVO100 (Hydrated Vegetable Oil, ie 100% bio-share) are now in place in the port! The continued increase in the share of biofuels will halve the climate-affecting emissions from the port’s own vehicle fleet. Port of Trelleborg, with the ambition of being the Baltic Sea’s most climate-smart and efficient […]
Freight volumes in Port of Trelleborg creating opportunities for green coastal shipping
Port of Trelleborg, aiming on being the climate-smartest port in the Baltic Sea and taking lead within green development is creating opportunities for green and environmentally friendly coastal shipping when flows of goods are being transferred from road to sea road along the eastern coast. With great potential, strong development and a continued growth in […]
Port of Trelleborg offers their shipping customers reliable and fast internet with Nowhere Networks
Port of Trelleborg, the largest RoRo port in Scandinavia, has chosen Nowhere Networks as its strategic supplier for radio based fast internet to their shipping customers. Implementation will start shortly and before the end of this year all ferries of the Port of Trelleborg will have the opportunity to connect via radio link and receive […]
Six months with Covid-19 – how has the Port of Trelleborg been affected?
The Corona virus Covid-19 broke out in mid-March 2020 and the world was turned upside down. When a large part of Europe closed down border crossings on land, it was of great importance that our imports as exports of goods that go by sea to and from Swedish ports could continue to function. The Port […]
Milestone when the ramps came into place
Today we have reached another milestone with the construction when the main deck ramps to ferry berths no.13 and no.14 came into place! The ramps weigh 115 tons each and are 28 x 12 meters in size. The ramps were sailed out on the pontoon from ferry berth 5 to ferry berths 13 and 14, […]
Ice cream boats to the customers’ customers
Eating ice cream in the summer is a must, right? As it is still Corona times and many have a tough time, we wanted to pay attention to our customers and their customers a little extra. Yesterday we therefore offered all the truck drivers and the car passengers Swedish “ice cream boats”. It was a […]
A new solar park in the Baltic’s climate-smartest port
The electricity demand in the port will be secured in the future Port of Trelleborg continues with its investments according to plan. Right now a solar park of 3,000 square meter is being built in the new part of the port, consisting of 1,728 solar panels. Port of Trelleborg is the Baltic Sea’s climate-smartest port […]
Peab expands Port of Trelleborg
Picture: Jörgen Nilsson, CEO, Port of Trelleborg and Patrik Magnusson, Peab Anläggning AB doing a Corona handshake after the contract was signed. To the left: Ulf Sonesson, Landlord Manager, Port of Trelleborg Peab has been commissioned to build ferry berths no. 11 and 12 including ramps as well as a side ramp to existing ferry […]
111 year old portal in ferry berth no. 7 is removed
After more than a century in service, the noble blue portal in ferry berth no. 7 was removed today and thus brought an era to an end. Since 1909, when the King’s Route was opened for rail traffic between Trelleborg and Sassnitz, lots of trains and ferries have passed the portal. Ferry berth no. 7 […]
New rail line from China
Port of Trelleborg, together with its partner port in Rostock has developed a transport concept that provides a better, faster and more reliable transport option between China and the Scandinavian countries. On April 7, the first container ship arrived at Port of Rostock on the new “silk road” railway – sea. A total of 49 […]
Great results for Port of Trelleborg in 2019
In 2019, Port of Trelleborg delivers a very good result of 44.7 million SEK. The most important signal is that the profitability of the daily operations has improved significantly compared to 2018. It has been a stated strategy to increase the level of earnings in relation to the major investments Port of Trelleborg has made […]
Information regarding the Coronavirus Covid-19
How are port operations affected in Port of Trelleborg? The work associated with vessel calls and services to our customers will continue as usual. Port of Trelleborg, with ferry connections to Germany, Poland and Lithuania, handles a large part of the Swedish export and import and on days like these due to Covid-19, it is […]
Welcome M/S Marco Polo!
We wish M/S Marco Polo a warm welcome to Port of Trelleborg! From January, 27th 2020, M/S Marco Polo will expand the TT-Line fleet. The ship has been under refurbishment since late 2019 in a Polish shipyard and has capacity for 215 passengers. The ferry will mainly serve the TT-Line connection to Klaipėda with up […]
Scandinavia’s largest RoRo port in Trelleborg reached new record levels in 2019
Port of Trelleborg reached new record levels in 2019 and thus secures it’s position as Scandinavia’s largest RoRo port. During 2019, the Port of Trelleborg notes a new record as 1,230,850 units passed through the port, which is an increase of 7.7%. The increase consists, among other things, of increased volumes for trucks and trailers […]
Another EU project has been completed – focus on development and infrastructure
In December Port of Trelleborg arranged the final meeting in one of our EU projects, “Sweden-Poland Sustainable Sea-Hinterland Services III”, which has extended for three years, between February 7, 2017 and December 31, 2019. Port of Trelleborg (coordinator) has worked together with our partner port, Port of Szczecin Swinoujscie, and our customer, TT-Line AB, in […]