Review of the Black Sea Ports

Business Port, March 2011, Pages: 83

Sea ports of the Black Sea region play the role of key points that connect the continental transport corridors with the shipping lines.

This report is the second in a series of reports, devoted to the development of ports of various marine basins adjacent to Russia. It contains information on port capacities, infrastructure and plans for their development. Furthermore, it offers an overview on freight data and dynamics of various freight types. The report examines the activities of the major and fast growing Black Seaports and evaluates their prospects in the medium term. It evaluates port characteristics,describes links and access routes to ports and presents therefore possible opportunities for value chain integration of port related companies.

Range of stakeholders:
Information presented in this report may be of interest for the following groups:

- Representatives of the ports;
- Russian and foreign carriers;
- Stevedoring companies;
- Port cargo suppliers;
- Dock building companies;
- Port services suppliers;
- Potential investors in the sector of the market;
- Other market participants.

The object of research is the market of the Black Sea ports (Port list examined is presented in the content).

Area of research:

- Russia
- Ukraine
- Bulgaria
- Romania
- Georgia
- Turkey.

The main objectives of the study:

1. Perform an analysis of international and Russian ports on the plan:
- Analysis of the port capacity;
- Port terminals;
- Development plans for the port;

2. Identify the most promising ports;

3. Identify the main trends of the Black Sea ports;

4. Provide the findings and the development of ports in the medium term.

Methods of research:
To achieve the objectives print and electronic materials business and trade publications, statistical books, internet resources and other sources were monitored and evaluated.

The analysis was performed by using standard methods of marketing, including analysis of the dynamics, growth and structure.

Volume and structure of the report:
The report consists of three sections totalling 83 pages, illustrated with 30 charts and 21 tables.

List Of Tables And Diagrams

Table Of Contents

Tables And Diagrams

Description Of Study

1. Transportation Implications Of The Black Sea Ports

1. Foreign Ports Of The Black Sea

1.1. Ports Of Ukraine
Port Of Odessa
Port Of Ilyichevsk
Port Of Yushnyj

1.2. Ports Of Bulgaria.
Port Of Varna

1.3. Romania
Port Of Constanta

1.4. Ports Of Georgia
Port Of Batumi
Port Of Poti

1.5. Ports Of Turkey
Port Of Samsun

2. Russian Black Sea Ports

2.1. Novorossiysk Port
2.2. Tuapse Port

3. Conclusions
Sources Of Information

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TABLES AND DIAGRAMS

Tables:

Table 1. Investment in major Ukrainian Black Sea ports
Table 2. Main characteristics of the port of Odessa, Ukraine
Table 3. Dynamics of freight turnover in the port of Odessa on the cargo type, 2001-2009.
Table 4. Characteristics of the terminal port of Odessa, Ukraine
Table 5. Capacity of reservoir storage depots in the port of Odessa
Table 6. Main characteristics of the port Ilyichevsk, Ukraine
Table 7. Characteristics of berths for handling containers at the port of Illichivsk
Table 8. Characteristics of the South Terminal Port, Ukraine
Table 9. Main characteristics of the port of Varna, Bulgaria
Table 10. Characteristics of East Container Terminal, the port of Varna, Bulgaria
Table 11. Characteristics of the Western container and ro-ro terminal, the port of Varna, Bulgaria
Table 12. Characteristics of the main terminal port of Varna, Bulgaria
Table 13. Characteristics of the terminal at the port of Constanta, Romania
Table 14. Characteristics of an oil terminal in the port of Batumi, Georgia
Table 15. Characteristics of dry cargo terminal at the port of Batumi, Georgia
Table 16. Characteristics of dry cargo terminal at the port of Batumi, Georgia
Table 17. Characteristics of the terminal port of Poti, Georgia
Table 18. Main characteristics of the port of Samsun, Turkey
Table 19. Characteristics of berths, port of Samsun, Turkey
Table 20. Main characteristics of the port of Novorossiysk, Russia
Table 21. Development plans for the Black Sea

Diagrams:

Diag. 1. Dynamics of cargo, the port of Odessa, Ukraine, 2000-2010
Diag. 2. Dynamics of the indices of growth in the freight port of Odessa, Ukraine
Diag. 3. Dynamics of the volume of dry cargo port of Odessa on the type of cargo, Ukraine, 2001-2009
Diag. 4. Dynamics of the volume of liquid cargo port of Odessa by cargo type, 2001-2009
Diag. 5. Dynamics of freight, port Ilyichevsk, Ukraine, 2008-2010
Diag. 6. Dynamics of the indices of growth in port cargo Ilyichevsk, Ukraine
Diag. 7. Dynamics of freight turnover in the port of Southern Ukraine, 2000-2010
Diag. 8. Dynamics of the indices of growth in port cargo Southern Ukraine, 2001-2010
Diag. 9. Dynamics of freight turnover in the ports of Bulgaria, 2001-2009
Diag. 10. Dynamics of growth of turnover index in sea ports of Bulgaria, 2002-2009
Diag. 11. Dynamics of cargo sea ports in Bulgaria according to the type of cargo, 2001-2009
Diag. 12. Dynamics of cargo, the port of Varna, Bulgaria, 2001-2010
Diag. 13. Dynamics of growth of turnover indices, the port of Varna
Diag. 14. Dynamics of cargo, the port of Varna, Bulgaria, 2001-2009
Diag. 15. Dynamics of freight turnover in the ports of Romania, 2004-2009
Diag. 16. Dynamics of growth of turnover indices ports of Romania
Diag. 17. Dynamics of cargo, the port of Constanta, Romania, 2004-2009.
Diag. 18. Dynamics of the indices of growth in the freight port of Constanta
Diag. 19. Dynamics of cargo, the port of Constanta, Romania, 2004-2009
Diag. 20. Dynamics of freight port of Batumi, Georgia, 2000-2009
Diag. 21. Dynamics of the indices of growth in the freight port of Batumi, Georgia, 2001-2009
Diag. 22. Dynamics of freight, port of Poti, Georgia, 2000-2010
Diag. 23. Dynamics of the indices of growth in the freight port of Poti
Diag. 24. Dynamics of cargo port of Poti on the direction of movement of goods, Georgia, 2000-2010
Diag. 25. Dynamics of cargo at the port of Poti on the type of cargo, Georgia, 2000-2010 59
Diag. 26. Dynamics of cargo, the port of Novorossiysk, Russia, 2003-2010
Diag. 27. Dynamics of the indices of growth in the freight port of Novorossiysk, Russia, 2004-2010
Diag. 28. Structure of the cargo, the port of Novorossiysk, Russia (2008)
Diag. 29. Dynamics of cargo, the port of Tuapse, Russia, 2003-2010
Diag. 30. Dynamics of the indices of growth in the freight port of Tuapse, Russia, 2004-2010

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