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Port Gdańsk maritime and fuel throughput growth

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Port Gdańsk has experienced significant growth in maritime activity. In August 2026, the port reported a historic monthly throughput exceeding 8 million tons, a 13.3 percent year-on-year increase driven by rises in general cargo and container tonnage. Within the port, the Naftoport terminal has seen a substantial rise in liquid fuel transshipments. Between early 2025 and August 2026, the facility handled 26 million tons of liquid fuels, with August volumes alone reaching 3.9 million tons. This follows a strong 2025 performance where the terminal transshipped 38.65 million tons of crude oil and petroleum products, including 37.4 million tons of crude oil and 1.25 million tons of petroleum products serviced across 463 vessels. This represents substantial growth compared to 2021, when transshipments were approximately 18 million tons. products. To manage this increasing demand and bolster energy security for Poland and Germany, security, the Gdańsk Marine Port Authority and Naftoport are constructing a sixth transshipment berth. This new infrastructure is berth designed for VLCC-class tankers and is tankers, expected to increase the terminal’s nominal capacity by approximately 9 million tons annually. Broader Recent data from Statistics Poland (GUS) confirms a general upward trend for the first seven months of 2026 indicates that container throughput in Polish maritime ports in 2025. Total cargo turnover across the country has increased by 3.2 percent to 128.2 million tons, with liquid bulk cargo representing the largest share at 43.8 over 15 percent. During the first half of 2026, Port Gdańsk remains handled 41.7 million tons of cargo, representing a 9 percent increase compared to the nation’s leading port, managing 58.8 previous year. This growth includes a 17 percent of all rise in breakbulk cargo turnover. to 15.2 million tons, while the Baltic Hub handled nearly 1.6 million TEUs, up 23 percent year-on-year. These expansions are strengthening the Pomerania region’s role as a logistics hub, prompting companies like DACHSER to prepare for moves to larger facilities to meet rising demand for warehouse space.

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  1. 2026-10-08 12:53 UTC Port Gdańsk maritime and fuel throughput growth
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  3. 2026-09-30 12:03 UTC Port Gdańsk maritime and fuel throughput growth
  4. 2026-09-28 20:13 UTC Port Gdańsk maritime and fuel throughput growth

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