The Port of Esbjerg is actively strengthening its role as a key European logistics hub. With investments of DKK 1.6 billion in infrastructure over the past two years, the port has become a pivotal player in both civilian and military supply chains. New rail connections make it possible to move cargo quickly and efficiently from quay to track – and the ambition doesn’t stop there.
As a strategic NATO port, Esbjerg must be able to handle large volumes of equipment under time pressure, but this development also benefits the business community. The port is working to connect sea, land and – perhaps soon – air, which could mean a future airport for military and commercial purposes.
With multimodal solutions, green transition initiatives and direct access to Northern Europe and Asia, the Port of Esbjerg is more than a harbour – it’s a logistics powerhouse setting new standards for transport and supply security.
Read the full article here (in Danish): https://dagbladetborsen-sandbox.prenly.com/shared/issues/11-11-2025/NNb3WqPh
