Supporting the green transition of the port industry through electrified operations, with the goal of becoming the first fossil-free port in the world
Yilport Oslo (Port of Oslo) operates Norway’s largest container port and supplies 80% of the Oslo region and more than half of the Norwegian population with imported goods. In 2019, the port handled 250,000 TEU. Yilport Oslo currently holds a concession to operate the port until 2035, with the possibility of a further 10-year extension. Yilport Oslo consists of a container terminal that handles all container cargo.
Yilport Oslo stands out for its modern infrastructure and equipment, high productivity and high-quality services. Thanks to Yilport’s high-quality operations and expertise, Yilport Oslo continues to lead the way with efficient, digitalised and automated processes. Operations at Yilport Oslo are currently partly electrified and automated. The port is already a frontrunner in the transition towards greater sustainability, with the goal of becoming the first zero-emission container port in the world.
Yilport Oslo is co-owned with Yilport Holding, one of the fastest-growing international container terminal operators in the world, with close to 30 port terminals in its global portfolio. The partnership between Infranode and Yilport began in 2019, when Yilport Gävle carried out its capacity expansion with a capital contribution from Infranode.
Yilport Sweden is co-owned with Yilport Holding, a global port operator with around 30 port terminals in its global portfolio.
Yilport Sweden is co-owned with Yilport Holding, a global port operator with around 30 port terminals in its global portfolio.
Investment date: May 2021
Country: Norway
Sector: Transport (port operator)
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