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    Energizer reise 500 for Unifeeder

    Unique Milestone at the Container Port

    Join us on board as the container ship “MV Energizer” visits Yilport Oslo on its 500th mission for Unifeeder.

    Yilport Oslo Celebrates 10 Years of Operation

    After a challenging start, Yilport Oslo is now one of the world's most efficient and environmentally friendly container terminals.

    King Willem-Alexander visits Port of Oslo - Highlights Green Initiatives and Hydrogen Market Development

    Port Director Ingvar M. Mathisen hosted King Willem-Alexander on a boat trip in Oslo harbor on Thursday.

    Opened shore power facility for cruise ships at Revier Quay

    Port of Oslo marked an important milestone in the port’s green transition on Tuesday, with the official opening of the new shore power facility for cruise ships.

    Port of Dreams

    The photo exhibition Port of Dreams is Port of Oslo's contribution to Oslo's city jubilee in 2024.

    EUROPE’S FIRST ELECTRIC TUGBOAT LAUNCHES IN OSLO

    Tugboat company Buksér og Berging delivers what is likely Europe’s first electric tugboat.

    New York Inspired by Oslo’s Port and Urban Development

    Norway’s Green Port and Energy Solutions Influence Modernization of Brooklyn Port Terminal.

    Lower prices for environmentally friendly ships

    The 2024 prices have been adjusted with the consumer price index by 4%. Port of Oslo is sharpening the environmental discounts to reward ships that reduce emissions.

    Environmentally certified to European port standards

    Port of Oslo certified for a second time through the EcoPorts environmental management standard (PERS).
    Samskip SeaShuttle

    Handshake for a green corridor

    A maritime cooperation agreement between the cities of Oslo and Rotterdam and a progressive customer wholeheartedly committed to sustainability can secure a green corridor.

    Byråd og havnedirektør

    Enova funding boosts shore power for cruise ships and tankers

    Port of Oslo receives 20 million NOK from Enova to build a shore power plant for cruise ships at Filipstadkaia.
    USS Gerald R. Ford blomsterseremoni

    Commander of World's Largest Warship Engages in Solemn Tribute at Port of Oslo

    In a poignant ceremony, Captain Rick Burgess, Commanding Officer of the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, yesterday laid a wreath in honor of fallen heroes at the Orlogsgast monument.

    World's Largest Warship Visits Oslo

    On Wednesday 24 May, the world's largest warship, the USS "Gerald R. Ford," sailed into Oslofjord to visit Oslo.

    Port of Oslo reports record for 2022

    2022 was a record year for operations at Port of Oslo. Income growth results from the port gradually raising fees to align with the market and increasing cargo and passenger volumes approaching pre-pandemic figures.
    Containerskip til kai ved Yilport Oslo

    Digitalization cuts emissions and increases competitiveness

    Ambitious digitalization project makes shipping more efficient in nine Norwegian ports.

    Port of Oslo encourages shift to shore power

    Port of Oslo urges shipping companies to take advantage of shore power facilities in the Oslofjord and join the green shift.

    Prices and and commercial terms 2023

    Prices and commercial terms for the Port of Oslo 2023.

    Are you ready for 85?

    Can climate emissions in the Oslofjord be reduced by 85% before 2030?

    Prices and commercial terms 2023

    Prices and commercial terms for Port of Oslo.

    Workshops for emission-free ports and cities

    The City and Port of Oslo and the C40 Green Ports Forum invites to workshops 28- 29. September to explore the role of port and city in enabling decarbonization of supply chains.

    New Border Controls Introduced for Pleasure Craft from Abroad

    The Norwegian government has introduced interim, mandatory border controls for pleasure craft arriving in Norway from abroad.

    Port of Oslo PERS-certified

    Port of Oslo receives environmental certification from the European Sea Ports Organization, (ESPO) at a special ceremony during the ESPO Conference Regatta 2021.

    New electric stacker cranes land at Norway's largest container port

    On Saturday, May 29, three electric stacker cranes docked at Oslo's container port on Sjursøya. Transported to Oslo from Taicang in China, the cranes arrived on the cargo ship, Aal Pusan.

    European Conferance Regatta in Oslo

    The EU's green growth strategy, "Green Deal" and sustainability are on the agenda 28 May when Oslo hosts the annual conference of the European Ports Organization, ESPO. The conference is both digital and open for participation.

    Viasea starts new route directly from UK to Oslo

    The shipping company Viasea continues to grow and will from 1 May run a new direct route from Immingham.

    Travel to Norway

    Important information regarding travel to Norway:

    New prices and commercial terms 2021

    The Port of Oslo adjusts prices and introduces an environmental and climate additional fee for financing development of zero emission solutions.

    Oslo to chair European Port Environment Committee

    Port of Oslo environmental manager, Heidi Neilson, will lead the committee for sustainable development for the European Sea Ports Organization, ESPO.

    Color Line cuts departures between Oslo and Kiel

    MS Color Fantasy remains docked until infection rates come down, and government-imposed regulations are eased.
    Pelikan 2 dåp

    Oslo christens world’s first electric, environmental boat

    Oslofjord's latest attraction, Pelikan 2, was christened Thursday by godmother, Tora Elgsaas (14) from the children's environmental protection organization, Miljøagentene. Pelikan 2 is the world's first electric, environmental boat, for efficient collection of floating waste.

    Aesthetic Guidelines Enhance Port Development

    Port of Oslo is perhaps the first and only port to develop aesthetic guidelines for development of a port.

    Cargo continues shipping through Port of Oslo

    The Port is fully operational. Relevant measures are in place and under continual reassessment to ensure that the Port remains fully operational.

    News

    Corona and ship traffic

    Port of Oslo continuously monitors developments related to the corona virus outbreak and maintains a dialogue with health authorities to manage the situation.

    International ferry routes cancelled

    Color Line, DFDS and Stena Line have cancelled sailings to and from Oslo to help prevent spread of the corona virus.