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Corporate Brochure Seaport Wilhelmshaven How you can contact us: Our Seaport Wilhelmshaven. Your Benefit. Niedersachsen Ports GmbH & Co. KG › Germany‘s third largest seaport and Branch Wilhelmshaven The Seaport of The Number One only deepwater port Pazifik 1 › Energy hub – the most important port 26388 Wilhelmshaven location for the transshipment of fossil T +49 4421 40 980 - 800 fuels Wilhelmshaven Energy Hub in Germany F +49 4421 40 980 - 599 › Directly tied into the German [email protected] gas pipeline network › Tide-free multi-functional port with Marketing/Sales expansion areas available on short notice T +49(0) 4721 500-173 › A huge potential for development, [email protected] Wilhelmshaven is Germany‘s only deepwater port. It can be thanks to the new Container Terminal approached by the largest ships, with a draft of up to 20 meters. www.nports.de/en It is full of potential, not least due to its excellent shore transport connections and because it features a multitude of still unused areas, ready for development. Cargo Handling Port Facilities »Hannoverkai«: 4,000 m2 of paved quay area and about 20,000 m2 of surface area for project cargoes, Great access from the sea, with a short amount Aside from the deepwater Outer Port, including their final assembly and transshipment Flensburg of approach travel and deep drafts, make this Wilhelms haven features a large, tide- Wilhelmshaven is Germany‘s third largest seaport. Ten large ships‘ berths, six kilometers of quay of larger construction projects for sea transport seaport particularly suitable for the transship- independent Interior Port: it can be reached It is home to the petrochemical, the chemical wall, various deepwater piers along the Jade, (crane facilities, large diameter pipes and offshore ment of solid and liquid bulk and for container 24/7 via one of the world‘s largest double-locks and the electric power generating industries, the plus a multi-functional Inner Port: Wilhelmshaven facilities) Kiel Baltic Sea mega-liners. Energy sources, such as crude oil with two redundant chambers. The lock offshore industry, various ship repair yards and is specialized in loading and unloading large »Oldenburg Kai«, »Osnabrücker and petroleum products are landed here, which chambers with a length of 390 m each, a width other maritime commercial branches.Along the quantities of bulk and break bulk. These port und Hildesheimer Ufer«: facilities, covered German Bay makes Wilhelmshaven the largest energy hub of 60 m and a draft of up to 11.50 m make it Jade shipping channel, there are trans shipment facilities are operated by Niedersachsen Ports: storage and open surface areas for maritime in Germany. Additionally there are many accessible for large ocean-going ships and bridges for the import of crude oil, gas (LNG), services and shipyard operations (with floating Brunsbüttel services for the onshore and offshore wind odd-sized wind energy vessels. The »Inner mineral oil products and coal, a storage tank farm, Port Facilities in the Outer Port dock), warehouses for smaller customers Cuxhaven energy sector. Port« typically handles the transshipment of plus two coal power plants. Transshipment Facility »Voslapper Groden« »Ausrüstungshafen«: quay and storage areas Norddeich Stade various break bulk and bulk cargoes, as well as (»Vynova-Brücke«): two berths for handling for break bulk, bulk and project cargo, water Wilhelmshaven Bremerhaven Hamburg The deepwater port benefits general cargo offshore and project cargo. Another focus can Simultaneously to the »Niedersachsenbrücke« chemical goods, tank load capacity of 42,000 m3, surfaces for ship‘s chandlers and for ship conver- Eemshaven Nordenham Niedersachsen Ports through its container terminal, which makes it be found in maritime service provision, i.e. expansion, the »Rüstersieler Groden« was equipped a public berth/jetty for ships of up to 60,000 tdw sions, plus waiting berths Emden WILHELMSHAVEN Weser even more attractive. through the operation of multiple shipyards with a modern superstructure for transport, han- Cargo Handling Facility »Rüstersieler Groden« Groningen Brake 210 and service providers with an affinity to the dling and storage of coal. In order to supply power (»Niedersachsenbrücke«): three berths for Oldenburg Bremen Niedersachsen Ports is the port infrastructure company with the maritime industry. plants in the hinterland, Niedersachsen Ports has the transshipment of coal and specialty cargo Jadebusen highest number of public seaports in Germany. We are responsible strengthened and expanded the rail infrastructure (one berth for cape-size ships) with an annual Commercial and Industrial Areas for five seaports, seven island supply ports, and three regional within the port even more. This way, Wilhelms- handling capacity of 8 to 10 million metric tons 436 212 ports along the coastal region of Niedersachsen. In our locations, we Possible Drafts (Niedersachsen Ports facilities): haven is making a key contribution to wards »Alter Vorhafen«/»Flut- und Pontonhafen«: 437 market our commercial and industrial areas and attract port-related Passengers: 0.05 million Inner Port up to 11.50 m ensuring a secure energy supply for Germany. Berth for small water crafts, maritime The expansion of the container transshipment 29 companies to settle here. Some of our core tasks include the develop- Outer Port up to 18.50 m passenger and supply shipping, authority capacity and the further development of the port Hannover Brake Amsterdam Osnabrück ment, con struc tion and maintenance of the infrastructure, and in Ships Calls: 190 Total Cargo Handling*: vehicles, pilot shuttles, sport boats, etc. as Germany‘s energy hub – including the wind Total Cargo Handling 2020* 28 211 doing so, we are actively designing the future of the ports. We care Expansion Area: 82 ha 2.3 million metric tons Offshore Service Port Hooksiel: Berths for energy sector – are high priority in Wilhelmshaven. (in million metric tons) about the entire region and its economic development: The ports are service vessels of offshore wind farms 293 the center of life and work for many people on a daily basis. We are Coal 0.9 Currently, the Inner Port area, as it is today with Oldenburg Rotterdam very much in tune with this responsibility. Length of Quay Wall: 1.3 km Rail Network: 6.2 km Port Facilities in the Inner Port its existing zoning plan, can be utilized to attract Germany Building Materials 0.9 »Braunschweigkai«: one RoRo ramp, 35.5 m wide, companies with an affinity to the port to settle here, Transport Connections Strong Partners – Modern Ports Management up to three berths, cranes available upon request and the area can be further developed within only The entry via sea is great. Plus, Wilhelmshaven boasts a great hinterland connection: In Wilhelmshaven we are a reliable partner for the rail infrastructure Basic Chemicals 0.4 »Lüneburgkai«: one RoRo ramp (30 m), one double a short amount of time. There are also areas at the port railroad is directly tied into the rail route Oldenburg-Bremen, and the Federal Highway operation and the electric operation of the port railroad at the Con- jib rotating luffing crane 15/18 t, large industrial Container Terminal available. In the near future, Autobahn A 29 starts right inside the port. tainer Terminal Wilhelmshaven. Additionally we operate the multi- Other Cargo 0.1 size forklift trucks, front loader trucks, large covered the existing facilities at the Outer Port area can be purpose vessel Argus, provide the shore supply with electricity storage areas, a heavy load pier for the transship- expanded, including the construction of brand Ocean Cargo Handling Total and portable water for ocean vessels and organize the ship’s waste 2.3 ment of project cargo and offshore loads, plus an new terminals and port facilities. Please do not removal. (NPorts facilities) adjacent assembly port. hesitate to contact us and we will consult you in Total Cargo Handling Total Port Area (land and water area): 605 ha 28.08 regard to your settlement needs. (Wilhelmshaven) Reference: business year 2020 | *excluding JadeWeserPort, private and municipal facilities; Our Ports. Your Future. the total cargo handling of Wilhelmshaven comes to 28.08 million metric tons (Source: Seaports of Niedersachsen) * You may find the latest brochure including cargo handling figures on www.nports.de/en/haefen/wilhelmshaven under Downloads 1 1 Hooksiel Außenhafen 3 Nordhafen Hooksiel Hooksiel Umschlaganlage Voslapper Groden The Best Location Gleis in Neuer Vorhafen Planung on the Jade: Germany‘s Only Jade Deepwater Port 2 Marinehafen The Seaport of Wilhelmshaven 0 500 m 1000 m Container Terminal 2 Rüstersieler Groden/Niedersachsenbrücke/Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven Braunschweigkai Niedersachsenbrücke Rüster- Lüneburgkai sieler Groden Nordhafen JADE Port Map of Wilhelmshaven Schleuseninsel Container Hannoverkai Terminal Seawalls Marketable Surface Area Wilhelmshaven Flood Water Protection Warehouses Facility Storage Areas Buildings Port Rail Tracks 3 Navigable Fairway (Niedersachsen Ports) Ausrüstungshafen Nordhafen Berths Rail Tracks (Other) Niedersachsenbrücke (Niedersachsen Ports) Border of Niedersachsen Locks Ports Surface Areas Cranes, Lifting Facilities, Gantry Cranes, Mobile Cranes Rüstersieler Groden 0 500 m 1000 m 0 500 m Published in March 2021.
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