This document discusses development plans and feasibility studies for Aktau Port in Kazakhstan. It contains 94 tables analyzing factors like forecasted cargo traffic, berth sizes and storage capacities, equipment, throughput, berth occupancy rates, reconstruction costs, revenue forecasts, and financial analyses of expansion projects. The tables examine scenarios with and without expanding the port to add new oil, dry cargo, and grain berths to handle anticipated increases in cargo and reduce ship waiting times.
This document discusses development plans and feasibility studies for Aktau Port in Kazakhstan. It contains 94 tables analyzing factors like forecasted cargo traffic, berth sizes and storage capacities, equipment, throughput, berth occupancy rates, reconstruction costs, revenue forecasts, and financial analyses of expansion projects. The tables examine scenarios with and without expanding the port to add new oil, dry cargo, and grain berths to handle anticipated increases in cargo and reduce ship waiting times.
This document discusses development plans and feasibility studies for Aktau Port in Kazakhstan. It contains 94 tables analyzing factors like forecasted cargo traffic, berth sizes and storage capacities, equipment, throughput, berth occupancy rates, reconstruction costs, revenue forecasts, and financial analyses of expansion projects. The tables examine scenarios with and without expanding the port to add new oil, dry cargo, and grain berths to handle anticipated increases in cargo and reduce ship waiting times.
Table 43 : Comparison of Costs of Routeing Sulphur Exports via Ukranian Ports and Poti (US$/tonne in 60 tonne wagons) Table 44 : Kazakh Exports Transported to the West by Rail, Bypassing Traceca Routes. Table 45 : Comparison of (i) Current and recommended Costs via Traceca Routes With (ii) Cost via Routes Currently Used (US$) Table 46 : Summary of Traffic Forecasts (000 tonnes) Table 47 : Existing AISCP and EBRD Traffic Forecasts (000 tonnes) Table 48 : Lengths and Drafts of Main Berths Table 49 : Storage Capacity of Private Tank Frams Outside on AISCP Table 50 : Cargo Handling Equipment Table 51 : Crane Attachments Table 52 : Oil Tonnage through Aktau Port 2004 - 2006 Table 53 : Average oil Handling Speed at the 5 Oil Berths in 2005 Table 54 : Breakdown of Ship Time at Aktau Oil Berths 2005 (hours per annum) Table 55 : Ratio of Waiting to Service Time at Aktau Oil Berths 2005 (days) Table 56 : Berth Occupancy at the 5 Oil Berths (2005) Table 57 : Estimated Bert Occupancies of General Cargo Berths 2006 Table 58 : Estimated Berth Occupancies of Grain Berth 2006 Table 59 : Steel through Aktau Port 2004 - 2006 Table 60 : Rail Ferry Traffic at Aktau Port 2004 2006 (000 tonnes) Table 61 : Indicative Calculation of Oil Capacity at Exisiting Berths with Current Operations Table 62 : Minor Investments to Increase Oil Handlings Capacity at Existing Berths Table 63 : Summary of Traffic Forecasts (000 tonnes) Table 64 : Construction Costs (a) for the Northern Extension Table 65 : Forecast Oil Berth Occupancies at Aktau WITHOUT the Northern Extension Table 66 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time 2006 2020, WITHOUT New Oil Berths Table 67 : Potential Saving in Annual Queuing Costs with Additional Berths (US$ million) Table 68 : Cost of Diversion of crude Oil Exports to Odessa WITHOUT Any new Berths at Aktau Table 69 : Economic Internal Rate of return on Construction of 4 New Oil Export Berths (US$ million) Table 70 : Economic Internal Rate of return on Construction of 2 New Oil Import Berths (US$ million) Table 71 : Cost of Reconstruction for general Cargo Berths Table 72 : Forecast Dry Cargo Berth Occupancies at Aktau WITHOUT the Northern Extension Table 73 : Costs of Ships Waiting Time 2006 2020 WITHOUT New Dry Cargo Berths Table 74 : Savings in Queuing Costs with Additional Dry Cargo Berths (US$ million) Table 75 : Economic Internal Rate of Return on Construction of Three New Dry Cargo Berths (US$ million) Table 76 : Forecast Berth Occupancies at Aktau Grain Berth WITHOUT the Northern Extension Table 77 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time 2006 2020 WITHOUT new dry Cargo Berths Table 78 : Lost Export Revenues WITHOUT a Second Grain Terminal in the North Port Table 79 : Economic Internal Rate of Return on Construction of a Second Grain Terminal (US$ million) Table 80 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 5 Oil Berths Table 81 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 6 Oil Berths
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Table 82 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 7 Oil Berths
Table 83 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 8 Oil Berths Table 84 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 9 Oil Berths Table 85 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 3 Dry Cargo Berths Table 86 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 4 Dry Cargo Berths Table 87 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 5 Dry Cargo Berths Table 88 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 6 Dry Cargo Berths Table 89 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 1 Grain Berths Table 90 : Cost of Ships Waiting Time With 2 Grain Berths Table 91 : Operating Costs Based on Previous Estimates Table 92 : Financial Internal Rate of return on Northern Extension as a Stand Alone Project Table 93 : Financial Internal Rate of return on Northern Extension as a Stand Alone Project Table 94 : Financial Internal Rate of return on Northern Extension as a Stand Alone Project Table 95 : Financial Internal Rate of return on Northern Extension as a Stand Alone Project Table 96 : Summary of AISCP Financial Statements (US$ million) Table 97 : Table of Investments (US$ million) Table 98 : Table of Balance Sheet Highlights (US$ million) Table A2.1 : Shipping Operating Costs, 12000 v 60000 DWT (US$) Table A2.2 : Comparison of Shipping Costs from Aktau and Kuryk to Baku Table A2.3 : Costs and Tariffs for CPC and BTC Pipelines Table A2.4 : Comparison of Costs of Selected Exports via Traceca and Competing Routes - Grain Table A2.5 : Comparison of Costs of Selected Exports via Traceca and Competing Routes Ferrous Metal Table A2.6 : Comparison of Costs of Selected Exports via Traceca and Competing Routes Sulphur in Bulk Table A2.7 : Comparison of Costs of Selected Exports via Traceca and Competing Routes Non- Ferrous Metals Table A2.8 : Recommended Tariff Rates to attract Exports to Aktau and Traceca Routes Table A2.9 : Transports Costs from Tengiz to Baku via Aktau Table A2.10 : Cost of Transport from Baku to Loading Port Table A2.11 : Cost of the Proposed Kuryk Based Transport Chain ($ Billion) Table A2.12 : Transport Costs from Tengiz to Baku via Kuryk Table A2.13 : Summary of Costs from Tengiz to Export Port