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March 15 th 2017 Presentation by John Chaplin BSc CEng FICE St. Andrews House, St. Andrews Road, Avonmouth, Bristol, BS11 9DQ www.bristolport.co.uk 0117 982 0000 Introduction Bristol Port an overview Projects Organisation & Contacts


  1. March 15 th 2017 Presentation by John Chaplin BSc CEng FICE St. Andrews House, St. Andrews Road, Avonmouth, Bristol, BS11 9DQ www.bristolport.co.uk 0117 982 0000

  2. Introduction Bristol Port – an overview Projects Organisation & Contacts UK Ports & the South West Region

  3. “I don’t need Ports, I ge get eve t every rything I want thing I want from the internet”

  4. Introduction Bristol Port – an overview Projects Organisation & Contacts UK Ports & the South West Region

  5. 1991

  6. 2017 2015

  7. Bristol Advantages • Close to UK Population • Deep water/Big Ship Capability • Excellent links – sea, road & rail • Modern Infrastructure • Development land available

  8. Key Trades – Per Annum Coal – 6,000,000 t (max) Cars – 700,000 Agricultural Bulks – 1,200,000t Containers – 150,000+ Warehousing – 24 million wine bottles Jet Fuel – 25% of Heathrow

  9. Automotive Bristol Port handles over 700,000 units per year Our Main Motor Vehicle Customers

  10. Our Container Lines Weekly door-door service to/from Spain (Bilbao) Weekly door-door service to/from Portugal Weekly feeder service linking to their worldwide network via Antwerp Weekly Euro-med service (Containers & Cars) 2 calls per week service to/from Warren Point (N.Ire) Service also links with Borchard Lines med service via Dublin

  11. Dry Bulks Over 3 million tonnes per year

  12. Other Major Trades

  13. Port People • 550 direct employees • 67 started with us as Apprentices • 30 strong Port of Bristol Police • 7,500 working in the Dock Estates at Avonmouth & RPD • 19,000+ jobs (UK-wide)

  14. Our Priorities • Safety & security • Efficiency • Securing new trades and other business opportunities • Investing in people, plant equipment and buildings

  15. Introduction Bristol Port – an overview Projects Organisation & Contacts UK Ports & the South West Region

  16. Recent Investments Transit Sheds

  17. Recent Investments Mobile plant

  18. Recent Investments Car compounds

  19. Recent Investments Storage, conveying, etc

  20. Recent Investments

  21. The Future for Bristol Port • Government has said that UK must maintain its status as a centre for imports and not become a feeder destination • Greater use of containers • There is a shortage of UK deep sea ports • Import, export & transhipment of cargo • Support for on & off-shore wind turbine development & nuclear stations

  22. M4/M5 M49, i/c Twin rail Wales tracks to Parkway M5, Avonmouth/ J18 Severnside Proposed Avonmouth Deep Sea Container Terminal

  23. Statutory Approval Process 2008 • HRO submitted - 22 July 08 • 42 day statutory consultation period • Dealing with objectors 2009 • Public Inquiry – cancelled 2010 • HRO granted • UKG records no strategic case for STP 2016 • HRO extended with full support of DfT & all key stakeholders 2017 • Options for compensation site exercised We are 202? here • Terminal Operational

  24. Programme Critical Activities: 1. Civil Engineering and Dredging Works 2. Compensation Site

  25. Civil Engineering and Dredging Works • Expressions of Interest • Tender & assessment • ECI Appointment of: CONSTRUCT BRISTOL TERMINAL - a JV of:

  26. SAC – special areas of conservation SPA – special protection area SSSI – site of special scientific interest Ramsar – wetlands convention after meeting in Iran Compensate for this area COMPENSATION OBJECTIVES: Provide 120 Ha of Intertidal habitat Inc 20 Ha of mudflat

  27. Opportunity – nuclear stations

  28. A Muster Port for Power Stations in the South West

  29. Jetty Construction Precast Concrete Jetty Construction preparatory works Unit Factory preparatory works Plot 33 multi- storey car park IBA Aggregate Plant Shipway Farm On- going…… Development • Maintenance & renewal (hard & soft) • Working with tenants (eg: Valero, Day, SMM Ltd) River Avon Bridge • New enquiries from the Commercial Dept. Crossing • DSCT & Steart • Metro-West Phase 1 (& Phase 2) • Muster Port for power station(s) • HCCP dock estate pylons • Local highway works: M5-J19, M49, A403 Court House Farm • “Off - dock Works” Development • Et cetera

  30. Opportunity & Threat – marine renewables

  31. Opportunity & Threat – marine renewables Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon • 11.5 km 2 of water enclosed • £1.3 billion Capex (est) • 155,000 homes • 320MW name plate capacity • 530 GWhrs/annum (≤20 % efficiency) • £168 per MWhr (30 years) Cardiff Bay Tidal Lagoon • 70 km 2 of water enclosed

  32. Opportunity & Threat – marine renewables

  33. Introduction Bristol Port – an overview Projects Organisation & Contacts UK Ports & the South West Region

  34. Special Projects John Chaplin Director of Engineering Jonathan Mordaunt Projects Manager - Dry Jeremy Curry Projects Manager - Wet Guagan Jackson Purchasing Officer Peter Taylor John.chaplin@bristolport.co.uk

  35. Introduction Bristol Port – an overview Projects Organisation & Contacts UK Ports & the South West Region

  36. www.ukmajorports.org.uk www.britishports.org.uk www.swrpa.org.uk

  37. Planned Deep Sea Container Terminal • One of the UK’s £600m investment major ports • A key strategic asset Tha Thank nk yo you www.bristolport.co.uk

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