en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Port of Huelva, Spain, has announced an investment plan totaling €255 million, covering the period from 2025 to 2029.

This plan aims to strengthen the port's role as a logistics, industrial, and energy hub, while supporting future growth and the energy transition.

In 2026, over €53 million will be allocated to strategic infrastructure projects at the port.

One of the main projects involves Tepsa Iberia. The company has been granted a concession to build and operate a facility for the storage and handling of liquid products, as well as liquefied or compressed gases, in the outer port.

This new infrastructure will support energy transition projects and expand the port's energy capacity.

The Port of Huelva will also enhance its logistics capabilities, planning to pave an area near the northern extension of the South Dock. The new space will be used for container storage and project cargo.

The investment plan follows a strong fiscal year. The port achieved revenue of €47.9 million in 2025, a 6% increase year-on-year, with a net profit of €10.6 million.

Alberto Santana, President of the Port Authority, stated that these results demonstrate the strength of the port's management model. He added that the planned investments will consolidate Huelva's position as a logistics, industrial, and energy hub, and will support economic growth and create new business opportunities.