Located near the mouth of the River Ems into the North Sea, the Port of Emden is Germany’s westernmost seaport. The location consists of a tidal outer harbor and a tide-independent inner harbor, which can be accessed around the clock via two powerful sea locks.

The port’s main focus is on the handling of new vehicles at several RoRo berths, along with the full range of logistics services for automobile manufacturers. Other key cargo types include forest products (such as pulp, paper, and timber), project cargo – particularly onshore and offshore wind energy components – as well as liquid and dry bulk goods.

In addition, the Port of Emden offers significant infrastructural advantages, including large expansion areas for port-related industries and an excellent trimodal transport connection, enabling fast and efficient pre- and onward carriage.