The Port Of Raahe
The Port of Raahe is one of the busiest ports in Finland.
Approximately 600 vessels call at the Port of Raahe every year. The port has been a hub for year-round maritime transport for over 40 years.
The Port of Raahe consists of three different ports: SSAB, Deep-water Port and Lapaluoto.
Various raw materials, bulk cargo, steel, timber and containers are shipped to and from the Port of Raahe, in addition to individual project consignments, including wind turbine components.
The highly specialised global steel conglomerate SSAB Europe operates a major steelworks in Raahe. Imports to and exports from the steelworks guarantee a steady stream of cargo through the port all year round.
There are good sea transport connections from Raahe to continental Europe, the UK and the Mediterranean. There are scheduled routes to Antwerp, Vejle, Hull, Szczecin, Pasaia and Ravenna, among others.
One of the major advantages of the Port of Raahe is its excellent location as a logistics hub. Raahe is located close to Highway 8 and on an electrified railroad.
The Port of Raahe wants to support the Finnish national carbon neutrality goals through its operations.
The Port of Raahe is a credible and trustworthy partner operating at the heart of industrial development. Together with our partners, we offer a seamless logistics chain. We also have the infrastructure to develop and maintain offshore wind energy.
Our values are innovation, accountability and reliability.
Our mission for 2035 is to promote the achievement of Finland’s carbon neutrality target and strengthen our market share as a wind energy partner.
Our vision for 2035 is to offer cutting-edge services to all our customers and operate as a hub for onshore and offshore wind energy.
The draughts of channels leading to the Port are 8 metres and 10 metres.
Over 600 vessels per year.
Year-round transport for 40 years.