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Withdrawn 17 May 2019 2019 May 17 Withdrawn THE UK PORTS SECTOR A Showcase of World Class Expertise 2019 May 17 Contents Withdrawn UK Ports Overview Showcasing UK Port 09 Excellence Management UK Internationally 37 Capability 19 in Action Planning & Financial & 43 Design Professional 25 Services 31 2 The waterfront, Portsmouth 2019 May 17 Port Withdrawn Here to Useful Equipment Software & Help Contacts 63 Solutions 75 79 Safety & 69 UK Security Capability 51 Education & in Action Training 43 57 3 The Commercial Opportunity Trade is an essential measure of economic prosperity, the physical movement of capital goods is a catalyst to growth. This presents a commercial opportunity.2019 May Why the UK Ports sector? Unique Port 17 Specialist Companies Tailored to 1 Infrastructure 2 the Ports and Maritime Sector UK PORTS SHOWCASING PLANNING & FINANCIAL & PORT OVERVIEW UK EXCELLENCE DESIGN PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT WithdrawnINTERNATIONALLY SERVICES Extensive A global World class Financial & Privatisation network of presence Design & Professional Services and Port UK ports Architecture geared specifically Management to the Ports and Maritime sector 4 To ease your navigation through the document the illustration below visually explains the proposition. This brochure is broadly divided into four sections: 1. Unique Port Infrastructure 2. Specialist Companies Tailored to the Ports and Maritime sector 3. UK: A Trusted Guardian 4. Products and Services The graphic below encapsulates the whole narrative of the document on one page. How do you capitalise on market trends which are influenced by supply and2019 demand for goods fluctuations due to regulation trade agreements and currency movements and optimise the commercial opportunities. May UK: A Trusted 17 Products 3Guardian 4 and Services UK CAPABILITY SAFETY & EDUCATION & PORT SOFTWARE & IN ACTION WithdrawnSECURITY TRAINI NG EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS Expertise in the most UK pioneering World class The UK ports UK IT products and demanding and role to ensure Education & equipment industry solutions for the complex international main arteries of Training produces a wide Maritime industry are port infrastructure world trade are array of superior among the best in projects safe for all quality products the world Harbouring a World Class Industry 5 Unique Port Infrastructure 2019 May 17 Features: UK Ports Overview Showcasing UK Excellence Internationally Withdrawn 6 2019 May 17 ONE Withdrawn 1 7 2019 May 17 Withdrawn Source: Punchstock 8 UK Ports Overview 2019 May 17 Features: Belfast Harbour Port of Bristol Port of Felixstowe Harwich International Port Withdrawn London Gateway Scotland Wales 9 UK Ports Overview The UK ports industry, by virtue of our The UK depends on its ports for trade. Approximately 96% of the volume of all UK import/export trade enters the UK long coastline and maritime history, through its ports. In addition, some 32 million international is the largest in Europe. The scale of passengers use UK ports every year while another 38 million use them for domestic journeys. The ports industry diversity of port operations in the UK makes a valuable contribution2019 to the UK economy and is is impressive ranging from all purpose critical to the growth of the regions it serves. The UK ports industry has undergone a successful transformation. The facilities to container ports along with UK Government has allowed ports to be independently or bulk, ferry and cruise terminals. privately run and this initiative has set a benchmark for the global portsMay industry. The private sector operates 15 of the largest 20 UK ports by tonnage and around two-thirds of the UK’s port traffic. Much of the tonnage handled is concentrated in a small number of 17ports, with the top 15 ports accounting for almost 80% of the UK’s total traffic. Many countries across the globe are now demanding the services of the sector to help repeat the recent successes of the UK ports. Portsmouth Withdrawn 10 Peterhead. Smith Quay From the development of ideas and models through to planning, management, financial services, information Peterhead systems and management, education, training, equipment, design and maritime security; UK companies are now exporting specific skills in all of the component areas of the sector to all corners of the world. 2019 Glasgow Domestically, the ports sector directly employed an estimated 117,200 persons in 2011. The majority of those employed in the ports sector worked in either transport Belfast or a transport-related activity, with a further 16% in cargo handling and storage, and 10% in maritime insurance and May Port of Felixstowe related activities. Liverpool It is estimated that the ports sector contributed approximately £7.9 billion in value to UK GDP in 2011. 17Milfor d Haven Despite the turbulent economic climate as a result of a global recession, the direct value contribution of the UK ports Swansea sector has increased by 6.4% in real terms since 2009. Harwich Bristol International Southampton Portsmouth London Gateway Withdrawn 11 At a Glance 2019 The private sector operates 15 The UK is the 2nd biggest of the largest 20 UK earner worldwide from services ports by tonnage and and income as a proportion of around two-thirds of the world exports with May UK’s port traffic 7.4% Source: Economist 17 Other World in Figures 2013 UK US 43.01% 7.4% 18.08% Germany France Europe 7.01% 5.29% 19.21% £7.9 96% billion of the volume of all UK Withdrawnin value added import/export trade enters to UK GDP in the UK through its ports 2011 Domestically, the ports sector directly employed an estimated 117,200 persons in 2011 12 in value added to UK GDP 2011 £ 2019 7,900,000,000 May 17 Withdrawn The direct value added contribution of the 32 million UK ports sector has international 38 million use increased by 6.4% in passengers use UK people real terms since 2009 UK ports for domestic every year journeys 13 Belfast Harbour Port of Bristol www.bristolport.co.uk Irish Sea’s Renewable Energy Hub www.belfast-harbour.co.uk Bristol Port is closer to the centre of the UK than any other port. With land available for development and excellent Northern Ireland has a good infrastructure of ports. There motorway and rail connections2019 Bristol has been at the heart are five commercial ports in Northern Ireland – the four of the UK energy supply chain for 20 years. Over £195 million Public Trust Ports of Belfast, Londonderry, Warrenpoint and has been invested in bulk handling and storage facilities at Coleraine and one in private ownership (Larne). Between The Bristol Port Company and the investment continues them the ports provide some 150 fast ferry and freight with plans to adapt and build new biomass facilities for the sailings per week to Great Britain, Europe and beyond. They changing energy market. serve as vital gateways to the UK and mainland Europe and handle 95% of external trade for Northern Ireland. The Port May of Belfast is the busiest port in Ireland. All of the ports have had or are undergoing substantial investment in facilities. 17 Northern Ireland’s leading port, Belfast Harbour boasts the UK’s first offshore wind logistics terminal. The ports industry makes a Belfast Harbour is leading the UK in developing port facilities for the Offshore Renewables sector. It has recently invested valuable contribution to the UK £50 million to create a bespoke logistics facility for DONG Energy and its partners. Covering some 200,000m2, the heavy economy and is critical to the duty infrastructure has a 480m long deepwater quay capable of growth of the regions it serves. berthing three installation vessels alongside. Further waterfronting development land is available which is well suited to locate a manufacturing site for wind, wave or tidal companies. It is one of the UK’s largest ports in term of tonnage and it manages the largest single port estate in the UK. Covering an area of 2,000 acres Belfast Harbour is Northern Ireland’s major logistics and distributionWithdrawn hub providing direct shipping links to other major UK and European ports. Belfast Harbour Port of Bristol 14 Harwich International Port Port of Felixstowe www.portoffelixstowe.co.uk www.harwich.co.ukHarwich International Port Over 40% of the UK’s containerised trade passes through Harwich international Port is one of the UK’s largest cruise the port. Its optimal location, scale advantage and and multi-purpose ports. Located in the fast-growing operational excellence, coupled with unrivalled connections Haven Gateway sub-region,2019 on the east coast of England, to the domestic and global market, ensures the Port of customers benefit from the undoubted advantage of lock- Felixstowe delivers best on the real needs of industry. free, fast access to the North Sea and European Ports, in one of the country’s most sheltered natural harbours. The Port of Felixstowe is the industry’s productivity leader, regularly achieving vessel exchange rates beyond any The port has long been established as an important previous productivity records set in Britain. With over 3km of gateway to Europe and benefits from excellent rail and road operational quayside and 35 ship-to-shore gantry cranes, the connections,May with close proximity to major London airports. port’s ability to handle any ship size, from European feeders to the market’s mega vessels, is second to none. A steady stream of investments and developments over 17the past decade, including new double-deck linkspan and Close to London, but away from the most congested parts major upgrades to the Cruise Terminal, has created modern of the UK road and rail networks that surround the capital, facilities across all of the different businesses served, from Felixstowe is ideally located for distribution throughout cruise and ro-ro to break-bulk. Britain, be it by road, rail or coastal feeder.
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