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  • Ports of the world look to Sweden to reduce their environmental impact

    If all the vessels in the world shut down their engines when moored and instead used a shoreside electric power supply – also known as 'cold ironing' – emissions from shipping would fall substantially. The Port of Göteborg is one of the world leaders when it comes to shoreside electric power connection. The Port will now draft part of an international climate declaration.

  • Clear environmental gains from Port of Göteborg rail investment

    42,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide. That was the quantity of emissions saved last year by goods arriving at the Port of Göteborg by rail instead of by road. The volume of goods carried by rail to the Port of Göteborg has risen sharply in recent years.

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