Port of Gävle has signed a new 25-year agreement with Inter Terminals. The agreement benefits both parties through increased long-term stability and predictability, creating stronger conditions for planning, development and investment – including Inter Terminals continued transition towards fossil-free operations through the storage of SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) at the Port of Gävle.
The agreement was signed on 19 January 2026. It covers areas for terminals and storage tanks and clearly defines the framework and conditions for Inter Terminals long-term use of the port’s land, facilities and infrastructure.
“By entering into a 25-year agreement, we strengthen the long-term stability and predictability that provide a solid foundation for continued development at the port. It enables more efficient planning and reduces friction in our cooperation – while ensuring clarity regarding security, requirements and compliance. Inter Terminals is an important partner at the port, and we look forward to continuing to develop together,” says Fredrik Svanbom, CEO Gävle Hamn AB.
Enabling an accelerated transition
Inter Terminals is an established provider of storage and logistics solutions for liquid energy products and, increasingly, renewable fuels. The company has operated at the Port of Gävle since 1993 and currently stores jet fuel and SAF.
“We are very positive about our presence in Gävle. This is a large, modern port with a strategic location in the Baltic Sea – at the heart of an industry-intensive region and close to major airports and population centres. Given today’s geopolitical realities, we believe Gävle’s logistics position will become even more important. We are pleased to continue developing our long-term collaboration with Port of Gävle,” says Johan Zettergren, CEO Inter Terminals Sweden AB.
