Waste management

Containers for ship waste are available at all quays. We are happy to deliver the container to the vessel for easier handling.

Slop oil management

Containers for the safe disposal of slop oil are available at the port. We are happy to collect the slop oil using our Solus extraction system if you cannot pump it into a tank yourself.

Electricity supplies

All quays at the Port of Thyboron are equipped with electricity stands for supplying commercial vessels. Register as a user with your mobile phone and you will be able to use the stands upon arrival.

Water depth of a full 11 metres in new deep-water channel

Wednesday, February 8, 2023

Deep-water channel with 11 metres of water depth is now a reality in Thyboron. A new deep-water channel from the North Sea to Sydhavnen has been commissioned.

10-metre-deep fairway to the Port of Thyboron

Friday, December 31, 2021

The largest dredging project in Thyboron Port´s history has been completed. Today there is 10 m water depth in the entrance to the port and the Liimfjord quays in the southern part of the port.

Countdown to the world’s first Energy Island

Tuesday, May 4, 2021

The starting gun for the world’s first energy island was fired in Thyboron, which the company MMT is using as a base for seabed surveys using the vessel Relume.

More quayside areas for cargo in 2022

Wednesday, April 14, 2021

170,000 extra square metres for cargo handling coming to the Port of Thyboron.

New high-speed bunkering system in Thyboron

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

Large vessels can now refuel highly efficiently at the Port of Thyboron. The world’s largest split hopper suction dredger, Njord R, was the first vessel to refuel using the new ex-pipe facility in Thyboron.

Permit to deepen entrance

Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Having 10 metres of water depth in the entrance to the Port of Thyboron in 2021 will make a huge difference to sectors such as industrial fishing, offshore wind and cargo.

Project cargo is handled at Thyboron Port

Sunday, October 6, 2019

Over 1.7 million tonnes of cargo is handled each year at the Port of Thyboron, including extra heavy goods requiring specially designed facilities.