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- 1. 1 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam CONTAINERS, BREAKBULK & LOGISTICS. MAKE IT HAPPEN.
- 2. 2 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam | Agenda: 1. Introduction 2. Insight Port of Rotterdam and latest developments 3. Hinterland proposition 4. Next steps
- 3. 3 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Introduction Port of Rotterdam Authority Business Development Area Management Traffic Management Stakeholder Management • Business case-driven port development • Keeping our business through excellent customer service • Attract new clients/private investment • Develop land and infrastructure for new business • Lease land to private companies • Maintain high environmental standards • Safe, secure, and efficient handling of shipping traffic in the port • Efficient coordination of hinterland connections (rail, road, pipeline, inland waterways) • Responsibility of harbor master department • Develop and maintain good ties with all relevant stakeholders • Ensure stakeholder support for port activities and growth • Coordinate long-term growth with stakeholders
- 4. 4 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Business Teams are responsible for developing the services in the supply chain and maintain relationships with relevant stakeholders Emile Hoogsteden VP Containers, Breakbulk and Logistics Hans Nagtegaal Director Containers Danny Levenswaard Director Breakbulk Matthijs van Doorn Director Logistics Deepsea Shortsea RoRo Terminals Regional Representatives Distribution Project Cargo Empty Depots Barge Train Truck Forwarders Germany Austria & CEE Asia Russia Brasil Cool Port Agencies Middle East / IndiaShippers
- 5. 5 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Port of Rotterdam, engine of the economy • Total port area 12,500 ha (net 6,000 ha) • Total employment 180,000 people • Total added value €21 billion (3.5% GNP) • 3,000 businesses • 9 power stations • 80 terminals • 70.5 km quay length
- 6. 6 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam 2015: Record throughput, + 21 million tonnes, +4.9% • x 1 million tonnes (m); from 2013 including Dordrecht 435 442 441 445 466 400 410 420 430 440 450 460 470 480 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 +4.9%
- 7. 7 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Throughput top 20 world ports 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 • x 1 million tonnes (2015) Source: Port authorities
- 8. 8 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Facts & Figures Containers • Container-split (mln TEU) 7,816 7,791 7,515 8,085 7,965 2,040 1,946 1,860 1,610 1,767 2,021 2,125 2,383 2,466 2,500 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Shortsea Feeder Deepsea 11,8 11,862 11,621 12,298 12,232 48% 27% 19% 6% Containers Liquid bulk Dry bulk Breakbulk
- 9. 9 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Q1 ‘16 20162011 2012 20142013 2015 Market shares containers • In % based on TEU (volume) 30.0% Rotterdam 23.6% 21.4% 6.2% 3.4% 13.5% Hamburg Antwerp Bremerhaven Le Havre Zeebrugge
- 10. 10 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam 21 februari 2017 |10 Rotterdam World Gateway Shareholders: - DP World - MOL: 20% (The Alliance) - HMM: 20% (The Alliance) - CMA-CGM: 30% (Ocean Alliance) Euromax Shareholders: - ECT: 65% - COSCO: 35% (Ocean Alliance) APMT-MVII Shareholders: - APM Terminals - Maersk Line (2M) ECT Delta / APMT-R Customers: - The Alliance - MSC (2M)
- 11. 11 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Redevelopment Waal- & Eemhaven Creating opportunities Deepsea moving towards Maasvlakte 2; enabling redevelopment of excisting port areas Maasvlakte Deepsea Waal- & Eemhaven Shortsea
- 12. 12 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Shortsea connections Competitve Shortsea Network Country Weekly frequency* UK & Ireland > 85 Scandinavia & Iceland > 20 Russia & Baltic > 30 Mediterranean > 8 Iberia > 15 Total > 158 * Container & RoRo ** Not exhaustive **
- 13. 13 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam | Agenda: 1. Introduction 2. Insight Port of Rotterdam and latest developments 3. Hinterland proposition 4. Next steps
- 14. 14 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Rotterdam Logistics Lab • Rotterdam Lab Logistics accelerates (with supply chain parties) supply chain efficiency through the exchange of real-time data.
- 15. 15 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Port Call Optimization | • Static: waterdepth and restrictions Dynamic: from pilot on board to cargo completion
- 16. 16 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Dynamic data (Pronto) • Time stamp standards (pilot of board & cargo completion) • In the meantime testing business value with pilot applications • Pilot partners APM Terminals, Maersk Line, linesmen, pilots, bunker • In procedure for IMO- approval May 2017 |
- 17. 17 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Port Community System • Neutral hub for efficient and reliable electronic information exchange • 41 services, 3,7k participators, 15k users, 78mln messages per year • For RWG and APMT at MVII only access • Notification Import / Export Documentation • Rail, road & barge planning www.portbase.com
- 18. 18 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Making life easy…
- 19. 19 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Rotterdam Cool Port Dedicated to ‘Cooled Logistics’ (& Crossdock to follow) Cold store Storage / inspection / labelling / repacking Cross-docking 40-45-ft Transhipment Inland shipping / short sea / specialised reefer / all reefer container ships Connected to Rotterdam Shortsea Terminal Empty depot Full container stack Storage / reefer plugs Connected to Rail Service Center
- 20. 20 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam | Agenda: 1. Introduction 2. Insight Port of Rotterdam and latest developments 3. Hinterland proposition 4. Next steps
- 21. 21 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam High market share Port of Rotterdam • Netherlands • Rhein-Ruhr area Growth perspective • South Germany and Austria • Central and Eastern Europe Challenges • Infrastructure • Reliability and efficiency of Logistics • Network expansion Our challenge and opportunity is to further expand our service offering
- 22. 22 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Port infrastructure and hinterland connections 15 January 2016 | Rail 2015 / 2016: • 4 new train services to Burghausen (D.), Budapest(H.), Linz(O.), Dourges(Fr.) • increase in frequency to 6 different destinations • increase in rail transport by 45,000 TEU (= approx. +5%) 46 42 12 Modal split containers H1- 2016 Road Barge Rail Theemsweg route 0 20 40 60 80 Congestieniveau (%) Antwerpen Hamburg Rotterdam Congestion level: average percentage additional travel time in comparison to free-flow • Source: TomTom traffic index 2014
- 23. 23 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Port of Rotterdam Hinterland – Train connectivity Austria Wien Wolfurt Wels Ennshafen Switzerland Basel Frenkendorf Rekingen Poland Brzeg Dolny Dabrova Gomicza Gliwice Kutno Poznan Gadki Warszawa Wroclaw Netherlands Coevorden Venlo Groningen Eindhoven Tilburg Hungary Budapest France Lyon Marseille Strasbourg Czech Rep Lovosice Ostrava Praha Zlin Germany Bad Bentheim Duisburg Düsseldorf Frankfurt Köln Ludwigshafen München Nürnberg Stuttgart Neuss Worth Operators: >15 Frequency: 1-15 trips per week per country
- 24. 24 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Our ambition is to get closer to the German market • Information and knowledge share: • Operational workshops, Rotterdam Experience Tour, Ocean meet Rail, Forwarding meets Rail, Bi-monthly updates • Growing our relations: • BayRoLo study, Forwarder focus, Baden-Würtemberg, NRW • Increasing online visibility • German website, Xing / LinkedIn campaign |
- 25. 25 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Rail Services Germany - RTM • Various Rail Operators • Alcotrans • Contargo • CTT Twente • Danser • DistriRail • European Gateway Services • Both direct and indirect (mainly via Duisburg) shuttles Source: railcargo.nl & Port of Rotterdam Authority Hamburg 5/week Bad Bentheim 3/week Schwarzheide 5/week Leipzig 5/week Schkopau 5/week Dortmund 5/week Neuss 4/week Duisburg 16/week Köln 5/week Düsseldorf 4/week Mainz 3/week Ludwigshafen 16/weekMannheim 5/week Stuttgart 3/week Nürnberg 5/week München 9/week Singen 5/week Burghausen 2/week Kehl 2/week Frankfurt/O 3/week • Frankenbach • H&S Container Line • HUPAC • Optimodal / Kombiverkehr • PCC • TX Logistics
- 26. 26 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Barge Services Germany - RTM • Various Barge Operators • Alcotrans • Am Zehnhoff-Söns • Contargo Waterway Logistics • Danser • DP World • Dubbelman Container Transport • European Gateway Services • Frankenbach • Haeger&Schmidt • HTS Intermodal • Samskip Source: inlandlinks.eu & Port of Rotterdam Authority Mainz 2/week Düsseldorf 5/week Emmerich 6/week Duisburg 14/week Andernach 3/week Krefeld 4/week Koblenz 3/week Wörth 5/week Mannheim 9/week Stuttgart 7/week Frankfurt 3/week Aschaffenburg 2/week Germersheim 3/week Köln 6/week Ludwigshafen 6/week Emmelsum 3/week Dortmund 3/week Neuss 9/week Dormagen 4/week Leverkusen 4/week Bonn 5/week Worms 3/week Karlsruhe 3/week Weil am Rhein 3/week Gustavsberg 3/week Kehl 2/week
- 27. 27 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam | Agenda: 1. Introduction 2. Insight Port of Rotterdam and latest developments 3. Hinterland proposition 4. Next steps
- 28. 28 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam How can Port of Rotterdam assist to create additional value for Mearsk Line? • What is your perception of the Port of Rotterdam? • What are your customers concerns? • Where do you see possible improvement areas? • What are your needs? |
- 29. 29 © Copyright - Port of Rotterdam Creating value together with Maersk Line, APM and Damco • Already existing Port Call Optimization • Opportunities through Rotterdam Logistics Lab • For example supply chain visibility • Examples of possible joint initiatives: • Operational workshops in Hinterland • Rotterdam experience tour • Reliability index barge and rail • Control Tower Rotterdam for new business. |