Management
STOCKHOLM ROYAL SEAPORT
Case Analysis
6/23/2011
Vivek Rathi
Roll No. 10357
Time line identified:
2008 – Decision on environmental profile for the area. Building work starts on expansion of the South Vartahamnen Port. Opening of Scandinavia’s most modern cruise terminal.
2009 – Opening of the offices and businesses in the LEED-certified Riga complex in the Vartahamnen Port. Clinton climate initiative pledges support for Stockholm Royal Seaport.
2010 – Tunneling of power lines between Vartaverket and Fisksjoang. Closure of Gasworks. The opening of Stockholm Royal Seaport Innovation. Phase 1: Building work starts on 700 dwellings. Stockholm is named the first European Green Capital. Building work starts on Vartapiren Pier.
2011 – Phase 2: Building work starts on 1200 dwellings.
2012 – Building work starts on offices and businesses in the Vartahamnen Port.
2013 – Opening of a new passenger terminal at the Vartapiren Pier.
2014 – Opening of a new modern freight port Narvik – for container and ro-ro traffic in Nynashamn.
2015 – Opening of offices and businesses in South Vartahamnen Port. Norra lanken road infrastructure opens to traffic.
2017 – The construction in the northern parts reaches the quay area in Ropsten.
2020 – Building work starts on new dwellings and offices in the southern district Loudden.
Key Facts
Area: 236 hectares. Land owned by the City of Stockholm.
Building start: 2010
Completion: 2025
Power will be delivered to homes directly
Power will be delivered with different frequency
Current construction: soil remediation, infrastructure
A 530 unit apartment is to be build
First occupancy: 2012
New apartments: 10,000
New work spaces: 30,000
Commercial areas: 600,000 sqm
Energy target: 55 kWh sqm/year
Distance to city centre: 2, 1 miles
Infrastructure: Biogas buses, city tram, metro, district heating, new lanes for pedestrians and cyclists etc.
Stakeholders Identified: * ABB Group * KTH Royal Institute of
Case Analysis
6/23/2011
Vivek Rathi
Roll No. 10357
Time line identified:
2008 – Decision on environmental profile for the area. Building work starts on expansion of the South Vartahamnen Port. Opening of Scandinavia’s most modern cruise terminal.
2009 – Opening of the offices and businesses in the LEED-certified Riga complex in the Vartahamnen Port. Clinton climate initiative pledges support for Stockholm Royal Seaport.
2010 – Tunneling of power lines between Vartaverket and Fisksjoang. Closure of Gasworks. The opening of Stockholm Royal Seaport Innovation. Phase 1: Building work starts on 700 dwellings. Stockholm is named the first European Green Capital. Building work starts on Vartapiren Pier.
2011 – Phase 2: Building work starts on 1200 dwellings.
2012 – Building work starts on offices and businesses in the Vartahamnen Port.
2013 – Opening of a new passenger terminal at the Vartapiren Pier.
2014 – Opening of a new modern freight port Narvik – for container and ro-ro traffic in Nynashamn.
2015 – Opening of offices and businesses in South Vartahamnen Port. Norra lanken road infrastructure opens to traffic.
2017 – The construction in the northern parts reaches the quay area in Ropsten.
2020 – Building work starts on new dwellings and offices in the southern district Loudden.
Key Facts
Area: 236 hectares. Land owned by the City of Stockholm.
Building start: 2010
Completion: 2025
Power will be delivered to homes directly
Power will be delivered with different frequency
Current construction: soil remediation, infrastructure
A 530 unit apartment is to be build
First occupancy: 2012
New apartments: 10,000
New work spaces: 30,000
Commercial areas: 600,000 sqm
Energy target: 55 kWh sqm/year
Distance to city centre: 2, 1 miles
Infrastructure: Biogas buses, city tram, metro, district heating, new lanes for pedestrians and cyclists etc.
Stakeholders Identified: * ABB Group * KTH Royal Institute of