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Sustainability
For centuries, ports have been the gateways through which economies grew, communities connected and trade flowed. Built on tradition, geography and hard won expertise, they have adapted time and again to new eras of commerce and change.
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Stena Futura has been recognised with a prestigious industry accolade at the 2026 Shippax Awards. Awarded by leading maritime publication Shippax, Stena Futura has been recognised as one of the most forward-thinking vessels in the RoRo sector today.
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Stena Line has signed a historic agreement with the Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) that secures the continued operation of rail ferry services between Sweden and Germany. The agreement, the first of its kind, ensures that traffic on the Trelleborg–Rostock route can continue until 31 December 2031.
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Stena Line participated in a national-level counter-terrorism exercise conducted by the Latvian State Security Service (VDD) in the Port of Ventspils on 4 June 2026. The large-scale exercise utilised the ferry Stena Scandica, which operates on the route between Ventspils, Latvia, and Nynäshamn, Sweden.
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Despite the growing focus on inclusion and diversity, age discrimination remains a significant challenge in today’s labour market, particularly in Sweden. “There is no doubt that ageism persists in the workplace. A narrow age ideal, a reliance on personal identity numbers, and rigid systems mean that both experience and future potential are being wasted in Sweden.”
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On 18 May, we mark Women in Maritime Day – a moment to recognise the contribution of women across the industry and the importance of building a more inclusive future at sea. At Stena Line, this is not a one-day conversation. It is an ongoing commitment.
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Just over three years ago, Niclas Lilja, Food & Beverage Lead, and Jakob Lells, Group Executive Chef, initiated the work to reduce food waste on Stena Line’s vessels. Together with the entire Food & Beverage team they were awarded Sustainability Achievement of the Year 2025 at Stena Line for their efforts. Here, they share what drove their success.
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Stena Line took part in the ORKAN26 exercise, organised jointly with the Special Forces Component Command as part of the Polish Presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS). The demonstration took place at the Port of Gdynia, involving the Stena Estelle ferry and the Grom and Formoza Polish special forces units.
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Dry docking is no longer just a matter of maintenance. For Stena Line, it has become one of the most important tools for reducing emissions and improving vessel efficiency. Each docking is an opportunity to lower fuel consumption and take concrete steps toward the Group’s targets to reduce CO2 emissions.
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At this year’s Leaders’ Forum, Jarosław Łomża, OSS Manager for Business Region Baltic Sea South, was named Leader of the Year. The award recognises his strong results in 2025 and the way he leads his team every day.
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By creating a digital twin of our vessels within an EU-funded project, we can simulate technical solutions in advance, to reduce fuel consumption, cut emissions, and lower costs.
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Stena Line has completed the acquisition of NLC Ferry Oy/Wasaline, taking over operations on the Umeå–Vaasa route. The completion was marked at a ceremony in Umeå, where owner of Stena AB Dan Sten Olsson and CEO of Stena Line, Niclas Mårtensson joined Swedish and Finnish representatives for a ribbon-cutting.
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At Stena Line, we’re constantly working to make our operations more sustainable. One of our central targets is to reduce CO₂ emissions by 30% by 2030, based on our 2019 emission levels. To get there, we’re improving the efficiency of our existing fleet and developing the next generation of ships. The latest concept to come out of this work is Stena Futuro – a new concept vessel that can reduce energy usage by 20 percent or more.
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The journey toward reducing CO₂ emissions by 30% by 2030 is ongoing and happening on many fronts across Stena Line. Onboard our vessels, a wide range of technical upgrades and innovations are bringing us closer to that goal every day.
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Stena Line continues its commitment to trade growth and resilience in the Baltic Sea. The ferry company will acquire all shares in the port operator Terrabalt in Liepaja, Latvia.
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"I am truly inspired by women that plant a seed of courage in people."
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Our brand-new freight vessel, Stena Futura, entered service on 22 September 2025.
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