Port of Raahe and Buss Ports Team Up on Finnish Offshore Wind Logistics

The Port of Raahe in Finland and Buss Ports have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore the development of the port as a logistics and installation base for offshore wind projects in the Gulf of Bothnia.

Under the agreement, the parties will assess infrastructure requirements, engage with industry stakeholders and examine how the port can support future offshore wind developments in Finland and the wider Bothnian Sea region.

The partnership follows the opening of the Port of Raahe’s Deep Quay 3 in September 2026, an investment aimed at preparing the facility for offshore wind activities. The port handles around 600 vessel calls annually and is located on Finland’s northern coast.

"The opening of the new Deep Quay 3 marked an important milestone for our port and demonstrates our commitment to serving the future offshore wind industry and reaching Finland's carbon neutrality target. Now, through this cooperation with Buss Ports, we bring together strong local infrastructure and extensive offshore wind logistics expertise to create an attractive offering for future projects in the Gulf of Bothnia", said Seppo Vehkaoja, Managing Director of the Port of Raahe.

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