The Swedish Maritime Administration is reducing the number of icebreakers
This is according to a press release from the Swedish Maritime Administration. Last year, the Swedish Maritime Administration made a loss of SEK 600 million. This year, the loss is expected to increase by SEK 200 million. The Swedish Maritime Administration’s appropriations have not been increased for several decades, which has eroded its finances. Now it feels compelled to take a series of measures that will have consequences for Swedish shipping and the availability of ports.
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