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  • Welcome aboard, Christian!

    Before the summer, we advertised what we called the most exciting job in Uddevalla. Now our new Maintenance Manager is here, and we are delighted to welcome Christian Eliasson to Uddevalla Hamnterminal!

  • Stora Hamndagen – What a Premiere!

    What a day. What a premiere! The gates have now closed after the very first Stora Hamndagen (Open Port Day) at the Port of Uddevalla, and we simply want to say THANK YOU!

  • Our summer crew!

    As the holiday season is coming to an end, we would like to take the opportunity to say a big thank you to our fantastic summer employees.

  • As vessels grow, so do we

    The Swedish Maritime Administration's quarterly port statistics reveal a clear trend across Sweden's ports: fewer port calls, but more cargo. Behind these figures is a significant development — vessels are becoming larger and are able to carry more cargo with each call.

  • The rail expansion at Sörvik is making good progress

    We have now made significant progress on the project to build a second track at Sörvik. Work, which began earlier this year, is progressing according to plan, and several important stages have already been completed.

  • Successful renovation of Frölands quay completed

    The project to reinforce and renovate the approximately 400 piles beneath Frölands quay in the Port of Uddevalla has now been completed. This marks the final step in the planned refurbishment of the quay.

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  • Welcome to Stora Hamndagen

    Join us behind the scenes at the Port of Uddevalla and discover a world that is usually closed to the public. During Stora Hamndagen, we open the port and invite you to a day filled with exciting experiences, activities, and opportunities to meet the people who work there.

  • Breaking ground for expanded rail capacity at Sörvik

    Construction is now underway on new railway tracks at Sörvik. Here, between the warehouses and Sörvik quay, today’s single track will be expanded into two. The new track will be laid parallel to the existing one, creating a double-track railway.

  • Knowledge exchange strengthens the ports of the future

    Meeting industry colleagues and learning from each other's experiences broadens perspectives and creates valuable insights. This week, our management team visited Port of Luleå for a productive and inspiring knowledge exchange.

  • Västra hamnen welcomes new grain facility

    A lot of exciting things are happening in Västra hamnen right now. Yesterday, we had the pleasure of attending the inauguration of Varaslättens Lagerhus’ new grain facility, marked by a festive ceremony on site.

  • New weighbridge in Västra Hamnen means improved flexibility

    To improve service for our customers and increase flexibility in our cargo flows, we have commissioned a newweightbridge in the Västra hamnen. We already have a weightbridge in the Inner port and at Sörvik, which means that we now have one in each port area.

  • Project cargo handled with precision

    Earlier this week, we carried out an exciting project cargo operation on behalf of Ferm & Olsson, Stenungsund. Two tanks were transshipped from the M/V Amadeus Aquamarijn onto a smaller barge. The final destination was the petrochemical complex in Stenungsund, an area where limited space places high demands on carefully planned logistics throughout the entire operation.

  • Insight into working life at the port – study visit from 8th grade

    Today, 8th grade from Norgårdenskolan in Uddevalla had their career day. During the day, we had the opportunity to showcase the port through a guided tour and talk about the wide range of professions we have here. Curious participants gained insight into the daily work at the port and were able to ask questions about everything from everyday tasks to future career paths.

  • Easter at Port of Uddevalla

    Even with public holidays and a shorter working week, activity at the port remained high throughout Easter. We had 12 vessels alongside our quays and handled 43,000 tonnes of cargo – equivalent to the weight of approximately 21,500 mid-sized SUVs.

  • Happy Easter and opening hours

    During Easter, our opening hours will differ from normal. No regular work is carried out during the Easter holidays. Any work performed during these days is considered overtime and is voluntary. Uddevalla Hamnterminal cannot guarantee the availability of labor during this period, but we will do our utmost to provide our clients with the best possible service.

  • Ulf sets sail from the Port of Uddevalla

    After 16 years as CEO of Uddevalla Hamnterminal, and even more years with the company, Ulf Stenberg was bid farewell on Wednesday by his colleagues and our owners.

  • Experience and commitment create a safe harbor

    There is something truly special about the port world. People often stay for an entire working life here, sometimes even across generations. It’s a place filled with experience, pride, and the feeling of contributing to something meaningful every day. Being part of a strong team, working in a company that is constantly evolving, and having varied and challenging tasks are just some of the reasons why many choose to stay in ports for so long.

  • Wind-powered innovation at quay

    Today, a slightly unusual vessel is berthed at our quay, M/V Vectis Progress. The 124-metre general cargo vessel has a distinctive bow and really stands out with its somewhat futuristic appearance. In the spring of 2025, the vessel was equipped with an experimental wind-assisted propulsion system – a so-called AirWing, developed by GT Wings.

  • A sunny update in gloomy weather

    Today the weather in Uddevalla is truly gloomy, but we have something much brighter to share! Last autumn, we commissioned our very first solar power installation in the port. The system is located on the roof of one of our warehouse buildings at Sörvik. The panels are oriented both east and west to capture the sun’s energy for most of the day.

  • Read our latest Newsletter

    New CEO in place, crew changes permitted once again, and strong results for 2025 – discover the latest from Uddevalla Hamnterminal in our newsletter.

  • Thank you, Jerry! – New contact details for our Port Entry

    After many years of commitment and dedication, Jerry Karlén from our Port Entry is retiring. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to Jerry for his valuable contributions and the positive impact he has made on colleagues, customers, and partners during his nearly 50 years at Port of Uddevalla.

  • We welcome Kristoffer as our new Stevedore Foreman

    Kristoffer started out as an extra stevedore at the Port of Uddevalla back in 2008. Over the years, he has contributed to our operations in a variety of roles, and since this summer he has stepped in as Acting Foreman for the stevedoring department. He is now taking on the role as permanent Stevedore Foreman.

  • Important victory for shipping in Uddevalla!

    We are thrilled to announce that Uddevalla Municipality has been reinstated as an approved border crossing point. This means that the right to conduct crew changes at Port of Uddevalla has been restored, following more than 18 months of effort.

  • Strong momentum and full speed ahead

    This week at Port of uddevalla Uddevalla hamn we’ve been busy. Over the quay alone, we have handled: 4,000 tonnes of bagged cargo, 5,000 tonnes of pulp, 18,000 tonnes of grain, 4,000 tonnes of cement. Over the weekend, we are adding a further 2,600 tonnes of liquid bulk cargo. In total, this corresponds to the weight of approximately 16,800 Volvo cars.

  • Modern Crane Operator training with crane simulator

    As members of TYA, the Transport Union's occupational and work environment committee, we have the opportunity to use Hamn- och Stuveriskolan’s crane simulators in the training of both aspiring and experienced crane operators.

  • Temporary berthing for P-Arken in Port of Uddevalla

    The floating parking structure P-Arken , built in 1975 and with approximately 400 parking spaces, is being relocated from Lilla Bommen in Gothenburg to the Port of Uddevalla. The move is planned to begin shortly and will be divided in two stages. First, P-Arken will be towed to Stigbergskajen for preparations, and then onward to Uddevalla. The sea voyage is expected to take around ten hours. The entire transport will be carried out by tugboats, as P-Arken has no engine or steering system of its own.

  • Welcome to us, Henrik!

    At the beginning of January, we welcomed Henrik Vuorinen as our new CEO. After his first weeks on site, he has now had the opportunity to get to know the organization and gain insight into our work.

  • Local design meets global trade

    Today, the Swedish-flagged vessel Fure Vesborg is berthed at Port of Uddevalla, discharging liquid bulk. The vessel is owned by the Swedish company Furetank through the joint venture FureBears . Fure Vesborg was built in 2025 and is the fourteenth vessel in the Vinga series .

  • Loading of transformer to Norway

    Here we are loading the vessel Link Sun with a transformer destined for Norway. It is a vital cog in the machinery that makes up the Norwegian railway network. After service and maintenance in Åmål, the transformer is now on its way back to Oslo to be recommissioned.

  • A tribute to all our snow removal crews

    This week’s snowy weather has truly put our society to the test. Here on the west coast of Sweden, we’re not exactly equipped for the heavy snowfall that arrived during Wednesday. A big shout-out to everyone who works tirelessly with snow clearance, around the clock, to keep vital societal functions running.

  • Quay extension will future-proof Västra Hamnen

    Västra Hamnen continues to develop at a rapid pace. Over the past year, several important investments have been completed, including the commissioning of a new port crane and the completion of a new electrical substation. The quay has also been renovated, with reinforcement works currently underway. These investments have already led to increased interest and traffic within the port area.

  • Badö Quay operating at full capacity

    Just now, M/V Ultra Tatio departed from the Badö Quay after being loaded with 13,000 tonnes of oats bound for New Orleans. A larger-class vessel—and a clear example of the demand and logistics flows that already exist in the port when it comes to grain.

  • New equipment boosts sustainability and productivity

    Last week, we discharged our first load of pellet using a combination of our newest port crane and our new bucket, with an impressive capacity of 18 cubic metres . The upgraded equipment offers significantly higher capacity than before, making operations not only smoother but also more energy- and resource-efficient .

  • What would Christmas look like without ports?

    Every year, millions of gifts make their way across the world before finding a place under the tree. Books, electronics, toys, winter clothing and festive food – almost everything we give or receive has travelled by sea at some point.

  • New workboat for service in the Port of Uddevalla

    This autumn, we put our new workboat into operation. An upgrade that marks an important step in meeting the increasing demands for safety, work environment, maintenance, environmental protection, and fairway operations in the port.

  • The Wood Market in Karlstad 2025

    This week, our Marketing Manager Jacob Engholm and our Operations Manager Robert Ryden, participated in the Wood Market Days in Karlstad. One of Sweden’s most important meeting places for the wood industry.

  • The Sörvik quay filled with Big Bags

    Photos from last Friday when the whole Sörvik quay was packed with Big Bags. On one side of the quay, the vessel Aland was discharged. She was completed, and departed today. On the other side, Brigitte was loaded with Big Bags. She was finished, and left the quay on Saturday afternoon.

  • Read our latest newsletter

    We welcome Henrik Vuorinen as the new CEO of Uddevalla Hamnterminal AB, grain facilities of the future are taking shape at the Västra hamnen, and from the Nordic forests to global markets. Read about this and more in our latest newsletter.

  • Lantmännen builds a landmark silo facility in Uddevalla

    Yesterday, we shared an update on the buildingprogress of Varaslättens Lagerhus’ grain facility at Västra hamnen. Right next to it, Lantmännen is also building a new facility. Here, Sweden’s largest silo complex since the 1980s is taking shape.

  • From nordic forests to global markets

    Last week, we loaded over 10,500 cubic meters of sawn timber at Port of Uddevalla onto M/V Sea Carrier. The shipment was in partnership with Gouda Trading, a company with extensive experience in the sawn timber trade.

  • Strong Recovery in the Interim Report for Port of Uddevalla

    Despite a weak start to the year, we are now delivering a strong recovery in the interim report, which as of August 31 shows a solid result of SEK 11.5 million. A clear turnaround driven by both higher revenues and lower costs.

  • Harvest time = full speed in Uddevalla

    Right now, 5.9 million tons of grain are expected to be harvested across Sweden, 14% more than last year and the largest harvest in five years. According to the Swedish Board of Agriculture’s forecast, the area planted with winter wheat is also at a record high this year.

  • Construction has begun on Port of Uddevalla’s first solar power plant

    Our very first solar power system is currently being installed on the roof of a warehouse at Sörvik. A total of 858 solar panels are being mounted, each with a capacity of 575W. The installation of mounting rails and cable routing is in full swing, and we’re aiming for final inspection by the end of September.

  • Summer season has begun, and our seasonal team is now on-site

    The holiday season is here, and as always, we’ve strengthened our team with dedicated summer employees. This allows us to continue providing the best possible service to our customers, while our regular personnel enjoy a well-deserved vacation.

  • Read our latest Newsletter

    We’re scaling up in Västra Hamnen, with a new crane in place, HVO fuel is reducing our emissions by 500 tons of CO₂e, and you can now charge your electric vehicle with us. Read more about this and much more in our latest newsletter.

  • Welcome aboard, Edvin!

    Vi är glada att hälsa Edvin välkommen som sommaranställd på vår speditionsavdelning.

  • A New Era Begins in Västra Hamnen - Welcome, Crane 60

    On June 6th, Sweden’s National Day, our brand-new port crane - Crane 60 - arrived at Frölandskajen in Västra Hamnen. This marks a major leap forward in both operational efficiency and handling capacity at Västra hamnen.

  • One step closer to crane delivery

    Last Wednesday, representatives from our team visited the supplier Mantsinen in Rauma, Finland, as part of the preparations for the delivery of our new port crane. Among those taking part were members of our technical department, as well as several of our crane operators, who had the opportunity to test-drive the crane and familiarize themselves with its functions.

  • Thank you for your time with us, Malin!

    Malin’s internship (LIA) period with us has now come to an end, and we want to take the opportunity to extend a big thank you for the ten weeks she has been part of our team!

  • HVO = 500 tons less CO2e!

    Since February 2024, we have been using HVO instead of fossil diesel for our machines and cranes, and the results speak for themselves:

  • Uddevalla Hamn at Breakbulk Europe 2025

    We’re on site in Rotterdam, where Breakbulk Europe is currently bringing together thousands of decision-makers and experts in project cargo and breakbulk logistics from around the world!

  • Wind Power Projects Underway

    Wind power is back in the port - and right now, the handling of wind turbine components is moving at a rapid pace here in Port of Uddevalla. Several vessels have already been discharged, and more are on the way, while outbound deliveries are rolling out from the quays to their respective sites across the country.

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