Haropa Port is the unified port authority for the Seine axis in France, created by the merger of the ports of Le Havre, Rouen and Paris. It manages maritime, river and urban terminals from the Channel coast to the Paris region, making it a central French hub for containerized, bulk and project cargo. As a public port institution, it oversees port estate, nautical services and multimodal connections linking seaborne trade with inland waterways, rail and road.
For the chemical and energy sectors, Haropa Port concentrates major industrial platforms around Le Havre and along the Seine, with refineries, petrochemical units, tank storage and pipeline networks. The complex handles liquid bulk (refined products, chemicals and gases) and supports the siting of process industries through access to utilities, industrial land and established supply-chain infrastructure. It is also involved in energy-transition initiatives on the Seine corridor, including hydrogen, e-fuels, carbon management and industrial ecology projects, aimed at reducing the footprint of port and industrial activities while supporting France’s strategic industrial base.