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Perspectives from the North Sea Region
MARITIME TRANSPORT
AND FUTURE POLICIES
Stefan Breitenbach
Hafen Hamburg Marketing e.V.
Hannover, 25.04.2013
1. Introduction -
MTC in a Nutshell
2. Development Process
of the MTC Policy Paper
3. The MTC Policy Paper
+ 2 Thematic Examples
AGENDA
MARITIME TRANSPORT CLUSTER
IN A NUTSHELL
“A Cluster is to provide a structure and funding for partners in different projects within and across priorities to work together on common issues.”Source: The NSRP Secretariat
The Maritime Transport Cluster (MTC)
•Applies the cluster idea to the maritime transport sector.
•Main Objective:To compose policy advice based on the NSR experiences to contribute to the discussions on future EU transport policy developments.
WP 3
WP 4 WP 5
1. Introduction -
MTC in a Nutshell
2. Development Process
of the MTC Policy Paper
3. The MTC Policy Paper
+ 2 Thematic Examples
AGENDA
RESULTS WORK PACKAGE 3
ANALYSES & CONSOLIDATION
Hot Topics - Research Analysis:
Hot Topics - Project Analysis:
RESULTS WORK PACKAGE 4
MARKET DERIVED PERSPECTIVES
• Lack of qualified
employees
• Health of the workers
Recycling
Renewable
energiesAlternative
drives
Sustainability
Reduction of air
pollutants and
emissions
Modal shift
* Noise reduction measures (rail/road and under-water noise)
**(Earlier) data transfer from sea (terminal) side to hinterland enabling better interconnectivity/ mode choices.
Port community systems exist but there are difficulties to transfer data to inland systems.
Improvement of
the quality of
live & job
opportunities
ICT
TechnologyEU wide harmonisation
of rules & regulations
and standardisation
Consultation included discussions
on main concerns regarding market
development, hot topics,
current research gaps…
• SSS, IWT
• SC optimization
• Ballast water treatment
• *Reduction of noise
emissions
• ICZM
•LNG• Cold Ironing
• E-mobility and fuel cell
technology
• E-navigation
• **Better interconnectivity
RESULTS WORK PACKAGE 5
POLICY PERSPECTIVES & POLICY ADVICE
Project
&Research
Analyses
(WP 3)
Links to EU
Policy Papers /
Involvement of
Sectoral
Organisations
Marked
Derived
Perspective
(WP 4)
WP 5
The MTC Policy Paper:
„Maritime Transport and Future Policies“
•White Paper on Transport , Europe 2020
strategy, CEF,
•TEN-T guidelines, Annual MoS review,
SWP emissions, national transport
plans,
•ERDF Regulation, North Sea Region
2020
E.g. of sector organisations involved:
1. Introduction -
MTC in a Nutshell
2. Development Process
of the MTC Policy Paper
3. The MTC Policy Paper
+ 2 Thematic Examples
AGENDA
Maritime Transport and Future Policies
Perspectives from the North Sea Region
Ten main themes for the future were identified:
1. A Leading Maritime Region
2. Efficient Transport
3. Smart Solutions
4. Combining the Modes
5. Infrastructure - the Solid Base
6. Planning the North Sea Region
7. Green Maritime Transport
8. Research and Knowledge Management
9. Working in the Transport Sector
10. Maritime Business Perspectives
The MTC Policy Paper
Ultra Large Container Vessels (ULCV)Calling Main Ports in Europe
Prompt handling of hinterland traffic add up to 5,000 TEU:Prompt handling of hinterland traffic add up to 5,000 TEU:
More Peaks in Hinterland Traffic Caused by Increasing Loading Capacities of ULCV
Assumptions
Share of the modes of
transport according to Port
of Hamburg’s modal split
(containerised cargo).
Assumed capacity by each
Mode of Transport:
•90 TEU per Barge
•75 TEU per Train
•1.6 TEU per Truck
1,800 TEU via Rail
≈ 25 Trains
1,800 TEU via Rail
≈ 25 Trains 3,100 TEU via LKW
≈ 1,900 Trucks
3,100 TEU via LKW
≈ 1,900 Trucks100 TEU via IWT
≈ 2 Barges
100 TEU via IWT
≈ 2 Barges
One Ocean-Going VesselShort Sea- &
Feeder Service
© Port of Hamburg Marketing
3,000 TEU
Handling of 8,000 TEU at
the Ocean-Going Vessel
(13,000 TEU Class)
Handling of 8,000 TEU at
the Ocean-Going Vessel
(13,000 TEU Class)
Efficient
Transport
Smart
Solutions
Combining
the Modes
Infrastructure -
the Solid Base
Linking to the NSRP Projects
(Exempels):
�Dryport
�Food Port
�LO-PINOD
�StratMoS
Cruise Sector One of a New Business Opportunity for the NSR
+ 5,6 %
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Efficient
Transport
Infrastructure -
the Solid Base
Green Maritime
Transport
Research and
Knowledge
Management
Working in
the Transport
Sector
Planning the North Sea Region
Linking to the NSRP Projects
(Exempels):
�Clean North
Sea Shipping
�Cruise Gateway
�iTransfer
�NMU
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Perspectives from the North Sea Region
MARITIME TRANSPORT
AND FUTURE POLICIES
Stefan Breitenbach
Hafen Hamburg Marketing e.V.
Hannover, 25.04.2013