Port of Helsinki published its first sustainability report based on the VSME standard which covers its operations in 2024 and improves the comparability of the operations of participating companies.
Andreas Slotte, Head of Sustainability & HSEQ from the Port of Helsinki, stated they had long ambitious sustainability commitments and targets in place, however, they are now adopting a new way of presenting existing information in accordance with the VSME standard.
The Port of Helsinki’s operations are under pressure due to growing expectations of owners, customers, and ship passengers regarding responsible and sustainable operation. At the same time, legal requirements are also becoming stricter.
In 2024, the Port prepared for reporting under the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.
The most notable measure was carrying out a double materiality analysis with key stakeholders.
The analysis identified the key sustainability themes relevant to the company’s operations, along with their most significant impacts, key risks, and opportunities.
The report concerning 2024 published now serves as groundwork and preparation for the presentation of sustainability figures for the current year.
The report concerns the parent company Port of Helsinki, but the aim is to eventually extend the reporting to cover the whole group.
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