The Port of Huelva has approved a €255 million investment plan for the 2025-2029 period.
The programme aims to strengthen the port’s position as a logistics, industrial and energy hub. It also supports future growth and the energy transition.
More than €53 million has been allocated for 2026. The funds will finance strategic infrastructure projects across the port.
One of the main projects involves Tepsa Iberia. The company has received a concession to build and operate a facility for storing and handling liquid products and liquefied or compressed gases at the Outer Harbour.
The new infrastructure will support energy transition projects and expand the port’s energy capabilities.
The Port of Huelva will also increase its logistics capacity. It plans to pave an area next to the northern extension of the South Quay. The new space will accommodate container storage and project cargo.
The investment plan follows a strong financial year.
The port reported €47.9 million in revenue for 2025. That represents a 6% increase compared with the previous year. Net profit reached €10.6 million.
Port President Alberto Santana said the results demonstrate the strength of the port’s management model.
He added that the planned investments will reinforce Huelva’s position as a logistics, industrial and energy hub. He also said the projects will support economic growth and create new business opportunities.
