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Global Ports запустил комплекс для навалочных грузов на Балтике

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  • 20/03/25

Контейнерный терминал «Петролеспорт» (ПЛП, Санкт-Петербург), входящий в холдинг Global Ports группы компаний «Дело», в I квартале ввел в техническую эксплуатацию комплекс по перевалке навалочных грузов, сообщил на брифинге 19 марта генеральный директор Global Ports Альберт Лихолет. Ранее терминалы Global Ports принимали удобрения в спецконтейнерах, а новый комплекс позволит клиентам отгружать продукцию через ПЛП в более привычных хопперах.

Грузы обрабатываются по контейнерной технологии: поступают на новый комплекс в минераловозах, перегружаются в балк-контейнеры и переваливаются на морской транспорт. Технология не предусматривает хранения балком на специализированных складских мощностях.

«За январь — февраль мы увеличили перевалку неконтейнерных грузов, в основном удобрений, на 13%. У крупных отраслевых производителей есть планы дальнейшего увеличения экспорта продукта, мы хотим быть частью этого процесса», — отметил Лихолет.

Средняя судовая партия составляет около 30 тыс. т. Проектная мощность сейчас находится на уровне 2,4 млн т/год, а после завершения отладки и обкатки технологии совместно с РЖД ее планируется увеличить до 3,2 млн т/год.

«Комплекс на 92% оснащен оборудованием российского производства. Существенных рисков ввиду ожидаемого ввода в эксплуатацию новых терминалов по перевалке удобрений на Балтике мы для себя не видим. Считаем, что продукта будет достаточно всем. Мы работаем как с четырьмя крупнейшими экспортерами российских удобрений, так и с нишевыми локальными производителями, прорабатываем с ними возможности сотрудничества», — рассказал глава Global Ports.

У холдинга два действующих долгосрочных контракта на перевалку удобрений: с «Фосагро» — до конца 2028 г., рассчитан на обработку 3 млн т/год продукции, а также с «Еврохимом» — до конца текущего года, предусматривает перевалку до 100 тыс. т в месяц, или около 1,2 млн т/год.

Перевалкой сухих удобрений займется также терминал Port Favor в Усть-Луге (Ленинградская обл.), входящий в «Портовый альянс», после ввода в эксплуатацию второй очереди этого проекта в конце 2025 г. Ожидается, что Port Favor выйдет на проектную мощность — 14 млн т/год — уже в 2026 г.

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