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TRANSIT FLOWS IN THE BALTICSEA REGION ROLE OF THE LITHUANIAN TRANSPORT SYSTEM
CONTENT
• Global opportunities
• Key performance indicators
• Intermodal transport possibilities
• Transport and logistics in the BSR
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS
Possibilities for East-
West transport
connections
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
Distribution to Western Europe
Russia and CIS
Eastern Europe
Distribution to Northern Europe after railroad-shiptransshipment
BALTIC SEA LOGISTICS HUB
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
EAST-WEST TRANSPORT CORRIDOR
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
CONTENT
• Global opportunities
• Key performance indicators
• Intermodal transport possibilities
• Transport and logistics in the BSR
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
9,6 9,9 10,29,6
11
1,82 2,152,6 2,632,77
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009*
Contribution of transport and warehousing to nation al GVA (%)
Monetary value of transport and warehousing service s, billion EUR
CONTRIBUTION OF TRANSPORT TO NATIONAL GVA
*Preliminary data
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
726,17
872,7
-365,21
-472,56
361 400,11
-500
-250
0
250
500
750
1000Export Import Balance
EXPORT OF TRANSPORT SERVICES
Million EUR
I half 2009 I half 2010
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
31
27,2
37,8
20,717,8 20
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
2008 Jan-Aug 2009 Jan-Aug 2010Jan-Aug
Rail Klaipeda seaport
MODAL SHARE OF FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION
Million tonnes
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
CONTAINER HANDLING IN KLAIPEDA, RIGA AND TALLINN
67,375,2
87,5
115,3123,8
141,1
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
I half 2009 I half 2010
Tallinn Riga Klaip ÷da
I half 2009
Thousand TEU
I half 2010
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
DISTRIBUTION OF CARGO IN RAILWAYS AND KLAIP öDA SEAPORT IN 2009
Railways
Oil and oilproducts
Chemicalsand fertilizers
Foodproducts
Other cargo
Klaip ÷da seaport
45,2% 48,6%
19,4%
25,4%
6,5%10,4%
21,2%
23,2%
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
CONTENT
• Global opportunities
• Key performance indicators
• Intermodal transport possibilities
• Transport and logistics in the BSR
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
LITHUANIAN TRANSPORT POLICY PRIORITIES
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
(자료: 클라이페다항만청)
KLAIPöDA SEAPORT – KEY FACTS
Free Economic Zone
Main shipping lines to Western Europe,South-East Asia and America
Multipurpose port (all cargo types)
Shortest distances to industrial regions of Russia, Belarus and Ukraine
Ice-free
Main transit hub in Lithuania
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
KLAIPöDA SEAPORT CONNECTIONS
General cargo lines Ro-ro shipping lines Container shipping lines
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
CONSTRUCTION OF THE DEEPWATER SEAPORT
• Klaipeda is an integral part of international
intermodal transport chains;
• Competitiveness is based on increasing
infrastructure capacities;
• Participation of private capital is welcome.
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
KLAIPEDA FREE ECONOMIC ZONE
Services:� Industrial land lease with
infrastructure� Warehousing and offices for
lease� Design and construction
projects management
Tax incentives:� No real estate taxes� No profit tax for 6 years, 50%
reduction for following 10 years� No taxes on dividends paid to foreign
investors
Total area – 412 hectars, 14 companies in operation (347 hectars to be leased)
Klaip ÷da
Vilnius
Kaunas
Šiauliai
NETWORK OF PUBLIC LOGISTICS CENTERS
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
VILNIUS PUBLIC LOGISTICS CENTER
• Total area: 430 ha:
• warehouses: 120 ha
• single plots: 2-13 ha
• industrial area: 125 ha (stage 3)
• container terminal: 7 + 6.5 ha
• Container terminal:
• 4 rail tracks, 1000 m each
• warehousing capacity: 960 TEU +
180 TEU
• Operation starts in 2013;
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
KLAIPöDA PUBLIC LOGISTICS CENTER
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
“RAIL BALTICA” PROJECT
Black Sea
• One of the Transeuropean
transport network priority
projects.
• Interoperability between
European and Russian
standard gauge rail systems.
• Construction already started
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
CONTAINER SHUTTLE TRAIN VIKING
Viking
Connecting the Baltic
and the Black Seas:
• Klaip ÷da – Odessa,
more than 1700 km
• 48 hours
• EU/CIS border in 30
minutes
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
KEY TRENDS IN THE CIVIL AVIATION SECTOR
• Intermodal connections;
• Operational at minimumvisibility;• 3,25 km runway.
• Well developedinfrastructure;
• Flexible taxation policy;
• Regional importance;
• Ideal for Baltic Searesort tourism;
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
CONTENT
• Global opportunities
• Key performance indicators
• Intermodal transport possibilities
• Transport and logistics in the BSR
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS IN THE BALTIC SEA REGION
• Development of transit infrastructure is one of the
key priorities of the Baltic Sea Region;
• Strategy is the guiding document for the
countries of the Baltic Sea Region;
• Political coordination of transport priority action
should be maintained.
Transit flows in the Baltic Sea Region. Role of the Lithuaniantransport system
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