Stena Line, ABP launch £200m freight terminal project at Port of Immingham

Core Insights - Stena Line and Associated British Ports (ABP) are investing over £200 million ($264 million) to construct a new freight ferry terminal at the Port of Immingham, addressing the rising demand in the unaccompanied freight market in the Humber region [1][2] Investment and Development - The new Immingham Eastern roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) terminal (IERRT) will enhance access to the main Humber Estuary, allowing for faster sailing times and accommodating larger RoRo vessels [2] - The project is expected to create approximately 700 jobs during construction and around 200 roles in ongoing terminal operations after completion [3] Strategic Importance - ABP's four ports on the Humber are the UK's largest gateway for trade by volume, and the new terminal will support business for exporters and importers both locally and throughout the UK [2][4] - Stena Line operates two daily ferry services between the Humber region and the Netherlands, with the Immingham port being a key part of its network of 20 routes across Northern Europe and the Mediterranean [2][3] Commitment to Sustainability - Stena Line is also focused on decarbonizing its fleet, aiming for a 30% reduction in CO₂ emissions by 2030, with the introduction of a new RoRo vessel design expected to cut energy consumption by at least 20% [5][6]