Optimising Feeder and Shortsea in Ports StratMoS Demonstration Project 3b Sebastian Doderer, Port of Hamburg Marketing.

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1 Optimising Feeder and Shortsea in Ports StratMoS Demonstration Project 3b Sebastian Doderer, Port of Hamburg Marketing

2 DP 3b: Content  Growth in volume and change in composition of seaborne cargo  Modified modes of transport organisation and handling  Port infrastructure set up according to overseas maritime traffic  Conflict of interests: smaller vessels (feeder/barges)  Threat for short sea and inland shipping  Growth in volume and change in composition of seaborne cargo  Modified modes of transport organisation and handling  Port infrastructure set up according to overseas maritime traffic  Conflict of interests: smaller vessels (feeder/barges)  Threat for short sea and inland shipping Objectives Activities Output Background :  Strengthen European short sea network  Contribute to modal shift on potential short sea routes  Assure regular operation in the Port of Hamburg despite projected growth of cargo  Increase in efficiency of terminal operation  Strengthen European short sea network  Contribute to modal shift on potential short sea routes  Assure regular operation in the Port of Hamburg despite projected growth of cargo  Increase in efficiency of terminal operation  Analysis of feeder traffic  Terminal vs. shipper’s requirements  Outlook on future traffic scenarios  Influence of shipping line industry  New ways of intra-port traffic  Advanced methods of terminal operation  Analysis of feeder traffic  Terminal vs. shipper’s requirements  Outlook on future traffic scenarios  Influence of shipping line industry  New ways of intra-port traffic  Advanced methods of terminal operation  Analysis report  Recommendations for shipping lines, terminal operators and local authorities (action plan)  Individual project developments based on action plan  Analysis report  Recommendations for shipping lines, terminal operators and local authorities (action plan)  Individual project developments based on action plan

3 Feeder Container Handling @ Port of Hamburg

4 What this lookes like…

5 Principle Feeder/Short Sea Operation Oversea Service Terminal 1 Terminal 2 Terminal 3 Terminal 4 Feeder or short sea shipping service One call Up to seven calls - Feeder and short sea shipping cargo is distributed over several terminals - Feeder ships have to collect cargo over different terminals - Feeder operations characterized by many shifts within the port

6 Efficiency of vessel size classes

7 Utilization of Port Infrastructure Small ships strain the quay infrastructre more than big ships

8 What can be done? Terminal Operators and Shippers evaluate proposed measures differently

9 Intra Port traffic

10 Centralized vs. decentralized

11 What it costs

12 Increasing the efficiency of barges

13 Feeder coordination office

14 New Intermodal Solutions Com- bining Containers and Ro/Ro Cargo RoRo shipFeeder ship ConRo ship

15 Today‘s condition in transport and sea cargo handling

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