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2022 April 15   17:55

IAA PortNews’ summary of past week news

Ports and Hydraulic Engineering

  • Throughput of Russian seaports in 3M’2022 rose by 1.2% YoY.
  • Rosmorport to hold tender for dredging at Belomorsk terminal of Onega port.
  • Rostransmodernizatsia holds competition for reconstruction of berths at port Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.
  • NORDENG completed works under project on construction of berth facilities on Kamchatka.
  • Construction of passenger ferry complex in Chukotka resumed.
  • Delo Group forecasts container traffic via Russia’s North-West ports to plunge by 90-95% from May. However, the group believes that Russia’s Far East ports are capable of receiving and handling up to 600,000 additional TEU.

Shipping and Logistics

Shipbuilding and Ship Repair

  • EEC adopted Recommendations aimed at development of cooperation between EEC countries in shipbuilding and production of ship equipment.
  • Bashkiria authorities plan privatization of Ufa Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Plant.
  • RosGeo to specify the project of the multipurpose ship.
  • Rosmorport announced competition for construction of non-self-propelled cutter dredger.
  • RF Government supports construction of Arctic class research ship Правительство РФ.
  • Severny Polyus platform to leave Murmansk for the first voyage in September 2022.
  • Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard laid down two passenger catamarans of Project 04580, Kotlin. Local content of the new catamarans intended for Saint-Petersburg exceeds 70%.
  • Hull of Leonid Gorbenko trawler of Project KMT02.02 left the dockyard of Vyborg Shipyard.
  • Bureau Veritas reduces activities in Russia.
  • Poland bans imports of Russian coal and coke.
  • Dependence of Russian shipbuilding on imported components and equipment is different in various segments. The most dependent are the fishing and research segments, the least – cargo ships of mixed sea/river class.

Sanctions

  • The UK expands its sanctions with 206 individuals.

Appointments

Maxim Basov has been appointed as SUEK CEO.