Cargo handling in Eastern Coast Baltic Sea Ports

Cargo handling in Eastern Coast Baltic Sea Ports grew by 6.2% in January-August

Danuta Pavilenene, BC, Vilnius, 02.10.2012.

http://www.baltic-course.com/eng/good_for_business/?doc=63764

Within the analysed period (January – August 2011 and 2012) the overall handling in Eastern Coast Baltic Sea Ports made 226 306.5 thou. t, the change was +6.2% or +13 240,7 thou. t. The increase was reached due to the following cargoes: crude oil (+6 427,4 thou. t), coal (+4 588.0 thou. t), containerised cargoes(+1 476,2 thou. t) and oil products (+1 327,1 thou. t), reported C the Port of Klaipeda.

Cargo handling in Eastern Coast Baltic Sea Ports, thou. T

Port	Volume		Change, %	Difference, thou. t
	01-08.2011	01-08.2012
In total:	213 065.8	226 306.5	+6.2	+13 240.7
Primorsk	50 031.0	50 716.3	+1.4	+685.3
Saint Petersburg	39 494.3	38 416.7	-2.7	-1 077.6
Ust Luga	13 601.7	28 332.1	+108.3	+14 730.4
Klaipėda Port and Būtingės terminal	30 317.5	28 076.1	-7.4	-2 241.3
Riga	22 585.9	24 755.2	+9.6	+2 169.3
Ventspils	18 977.0	21 821.0	+15.0	+2 844.0
Tallinn	24 860.5	20 191.1	-18.8	-4 669.4
Vysotsk	9 463.8	8 501.1	-10.2	-962.7
Liepaja	3 091.3	4 625.5	+49.6	+1 534.2
Vyborg	642.8	871.4	+35.6	+228.6
Kaliningrad*	-	-	-	-

* information not submitted

Container handling in Eastern Coast Baltic Sea Ports, TEU

Port	Volume		Change, %	Difference, thou. t
	2011.01-08	2012.01-08
Saint Petersburg	1 590 054	1 642 429	+3.3	+52 375
Klaipėda Port	269 082	250 047	-7.1	-19 035
Riga	194 259	242 642	+24.9	+48 383
Tallinn	127 502	155 595	+22.0	+28 093
Ust Luga	0	4 976	-	+4 976
Liepaja	2 197	2 972	+35.3	+775
Ventspils	0	360	-	+360
Kaliningrad*	-	-	-	-

*information not submitted