Announcing the collaboration with the Noatun project, Euroports said this was a significant step in strengthening Finland’s offshore wind infrastructure and securing essential port capacity to support the industry’s expansion.

“This agreement cements Koverhar Harbour’s role as a vital node in the offshore wind supply chain in the Baltics” , said Frédéric Platini , CEO & Vice Chairman of Euroports. “Our expertise in port operations and logistics will be instrumental in ensuring the seamless execution of these projects, and we look forward to working alongside OX2 to bring this vision to life.”