Port of Stockholm receives EU funds

The Port of Stockholm in Sweden is going to receive €14 million from the TEN-T Programme for its project to restore its infrastructure.

Once finalised, the Port of Stockholm project will be of major importance to the TEN-T network, both as a factor determining the long-term efficiency and sustainability of the Ports of Stockholm, and as prerequisite for eliminating one of the mo...

The project, which was selected for funding under the 2012 TEN-T Annual Programme, concerns the redevelopment of Stockholm’s inner city port facilities in the Värta-Frihamnen area. It targets the expansion of Värtahamnen pier to create an efficient, modern and environmentally-friendly facility for both passenger and freight transport. The pier will be extended and renovated, the existing railway line will be upgraded and a new terminal will be built.

Once finalised, the project will boost the long-term efficiency and sustainability of the Port of Stockholm and contribute to eliminate one of the most serious bottlenecks on Priority Project 12. It will also help secure Stockholm’s place as an important port in a region with growing transport needs.