CASE STUDY: Accommodating trade growth at Port of Townsville

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Ranee Crosby, General Manager Support Services, Port of Townsville delivered this presentation at the 2012 Queensland Transport Infrastructure Summit. The State Transport Infrastructure Series of events represent the leading forums in Australia to assess the future plans for transport infrastructure development and financing across Australia. For more information, please visit http://www.statetransportevents.com.au

Transcript of CASE STUDY: Accommodating trade growth at Port of Townsville

PORT OF TOWNSVILLE:Positioned for Opportunity

GREAT BARRIER REEF

PORT OF TOWNSVILLE

“THE STRAND”

TOWNSVILLE CBD

MAGNETIC ISLAND

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

DIVERSE PORT

TRADE PERFORMANCE & OUTLOOK (HIGH GROWTH)

IMPORTS (2011)EXPORTS (2011)

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Nickel Ore Oil & Petroleum Products

Cement Mineral Concentrates

General Cargo Sulphur/ Sulphuric Acid

Fertiliser Refined Mineral Products

Motor Vehicles

Mineral Concentrates Sugar

Fertiliser Refined Mineral Products

Molasses General Cargo

Cattle & Meat Products Sulphur/ Sulphuric Acid

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

TRADE OVERVIEW

New Caledonia 21.92%

Australia 13.13%

Indonesia 8.03%

Philippines 6.64%

Singapore 5.92%

China 10.28%

Japan 6.36%

USA, UK, Europe,

NZ, Canada

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Republic of Korea 6.61%

Democratic People’s

Republic of Korea 2.49%

India 2.66%

Current Berth ActivitiesBERTH 11

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BERTH 1

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

MT ISA – TOWNSVILLE SUPPLY CHAIN

Existing Mt Isa – Townsville Supply Chain - $15 Billion Value (FY11)

Demand Forecasts Increase to $35-44 Billion by 2050

Townsville Port FY11 – 10.6 million tonnes > $8 Billion

Tonnage Growth Capacity – Notionally + 75Mtpa

Strategic Development Approvals

Alignment of Supply Chain Infrastructure Critical

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

MARINE PRECINCT

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

CITY-PORT DEVELOPMENTS

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

INNER HARBOUR EXPANSION

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

INNER HARBOUR EXPANSIONS

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

PASSENGER TERMINAL BUILDING

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

DEMAND AND CAPACITY

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Dry Bulk Export Tonnage (High Growth) Bulk Project/s Dry Bulk Export Capacity - Do Nothing

Dry Bulk Export Capacity - Port Expansion Dry Bulk Export Capacity - Capacity Enhancements

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

PORT EXPANSION PROJECT

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

TOWNSVILLE STATE DEVELOPMENT AREA

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

CONNECTIVITY

TOWNSVILLE PORT – EXPANSION PLANNING:

INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING – THE NEW FRONTIER

PREPARTORY WORKS

•Preliminary Concepts & Costs

•Preliminary Environmental Approvals

EOI PROCESS

• Capacity EOI's Sought

• Review of Eligibility

FEASIBILITY PHASE

• Detailed Due Diligence of Participants

• Initial Expansion Works

• Expansion Feasibility Works

Stage 1: Initial Feasibility Works

- Detailed Due Diligence

- Scope, Budget &Timeline for Expansions

Stage 2: Expansion Feasibility Works

- Expansion Report Produced

- Review of Participant Readiness

IMPLEMENTATION PHASE

ToP Commitment

Commercial Entity Structure

Implementation Agreements

FINANCIAL CLOSE

Thank You!