New Russian deepwater port

摘要

The new deepwater port of Bronka on the outskirts of St. Petersburg on the southern bank of the Gulf of Finland is being built near the municipality of Lomonossov. When fully operational, the multi-functional handling facility comprises terminals for handling containers and RoRo cargo, along with a logistics centre for packing and warehousing services. Covering a total of 107 ha, the container terminal offers five berths on quays extending for 1,220 m. With a quay length of 630 m sufficient to permit handling of three vessels simultaneously, the RoRo terminal covers 57 hectares. On completion of the first stage of construction, the annual handling capacity will total 1.45 mill. TEU per year at the container terminal and 260,000 units at the RoRo terminal. »Our aim is to reach about 2 mill. TEU per year,« says Dmitry Mikhalchenko, Managing Director of the Port of Bronka.