MEM

• SEMEM
• Latitude: 58.4786
• Longitude: 16.4214
• Baltic Sea
• Marina in Sweden

Location: Sweden

Port of Malmö (MEM), Sweden

Port Name: Port of Malmö (MEM)

Location:

• City: Malmö
• Country: Sweden
• Coordinates: 55°36'N latitude and 13°00'E longitude.

Overview: The Port of Malmö, abbreviated as MEM, is a significant maritime hub located in the southern part of Sweden. It is part of the Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) network, which integrates port facilities between Malmö, Sweden, and Copenhagen, Denmark. The strategic location of MEM offers excellent access to the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, making it a pivotal point for northern European maritime activities.

Functions and Key Activities:

• Cargo Handling: The port specializes in various types of cargo, including bulk, breakbulk, container, Ro-Ro (roll-on/roll-off), and liquid cargo.
• Passenger Services: It serves as a key terminal for passenger ferries, particularly for connections with Denmark and other Baltic destinations.
• Automotive Logistics: Known for handling significant volumes of car imports and exports.
• Energy Products: Storage and handling of renewable energy components and other energy-related goods.

Facilities:

• Total Area: Covers approximately 2,400 hectares (combined areas of CMP).
• Terminals: Equipped with multiple terminals for different types of cargo including liquid bulk, dry bulk, containers, and Ro-Ro.
• Berths: Numerous berths with varying depths to accommodate different ship sizes. The maximum draft is around 13 meters.
• Warehousing: Extensive warehousing facilities are available for diverse storage needs, including temperature-controlled and hazardous goods storage.
• Cranes and Equipment: Modern cranes for container handling, mobile harbor cranes, and specialized equipment for bulk and breakbulk cargo handling.

Connectivity:

• Road: Excellent road connections with the European route E20, facilitating efficient inland distribution.
• Rail: Integrated rail services providing direct access to the Scandinavian rail network.
• Air: Proximity to Malmö Airport and Copenhagen Airport enhances logistic efficiency.

Environmental Initiatives:

• The Port of Malmö emphasizes sustainability and environmental protection. Measures include the use of shore power for ships to reduce emissions, handling and storage of renewable energy products, and participation in various environmental programs.

Security:

• Compliant with International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code requirements.
• Equipped with 24/7 surveillance, security patrols, and access control measures to ensure safety and security.

Additional Services:

• Maintenance and Repair: Facilities for ship repair and maintenance.
• Customs and Inspections: Comprehensive customs and border inspection services to streamline the import and export process.
• Bunkering and Provisions: Provision of essential supplies and bunkering services.

Strategic Importance: The Port of Malmö plays a crucial role in regional trade and logistics, offering a gateway between Scandinavia and the rest of Europe. Its integration within the CMP network enhances its capacity and service offerings, solidifying its position as a key maritime port in the region.