PowerLogistics Asia 2014 - – Geographical Importance for Shipping, Kadukannage Suranga Pieris, Magam Ruhunupura Mahinda Rajapaksa Port
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The Hambantota Port in Sri Lanka, opened in 2012, features various facilities intended for international shipping, including ro-ro operations and bunkering services. The total project cost for its development reached approximately USD 508 million, with additional phases planned for further expansion and industrial activities. Since its inception, the port has handled significant shipping traffic and vehicle transshipments, showcasing its ongoing operational success.
PowerLogistics Asia 2014 - – Geographical Importance for Shipping, Kadukannage Suranga Pieris, Magam Ruhunupura Mahinda Rajapaksa Port
- 3. Out of 7 Ports in Sri Lanka only 4 major Ports can be categorized as international Ports (a) Colombo (b) Trincomalee (c) Galle (d) Hambantota Hambantota is the BRAND NEW Green Field Port which commenced her operations in 2012. PPD KKS Trincomalle Oluvil Hambantota Colombo Galle
- 4. Matara-Katharagama Road(Previous) Matara-Katharagama Road(Newly diverted) Location of the Hambantota Port
- 5. Master Plan of the Port
- 6. Master Plan of the Hambantota Port Industrial Zone Phase 1 Phase II Phase in the Future Industrial Zone Industrial Zone Phase II Artificial Island-Phase II Tank Farm
- 7. Phase I •Total Project Cost US$ 508 million China EXIM Bank US$ 450 million SLPA US$ 55 million •Project Duration – 42 months ( Jan 2008-Dec 2011)
- 8. Depth of Basin 17m Depth & width and Length of Channel 16 m/210m/1km General Purpose berth (two berths) 600 m Oil Terminal (two berths) 610 m Service Terminal 105 m Break waters (two B/W) 1,300 m Roads and Buildings
- 9. •Phase-I is completed •Ro-Ro operations commenced in June 2012. Up to the end of Oct 2014 Ro Ro Ship arrivals 368 Transshipments – 160,457 Domestic – 59,863 Total – 220,320
- 10. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 2012-June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2013-Jan Feb Mrch Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2014-Jan Feb March Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct No of Ships/Month RO-RO Operation(Ships Handled)
- 11. RO-RO Operation(Ships Handled) 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 2012-June Aug Oct Dec 2013-Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec 2014-Feb Apr June Aug Oct No of Ships/Month 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 2012-June Aug Oct Dec 2013-Feb Apr June Aug Oct Dec 2014-Feb Apr June Aug Oct Cumulative ships handled
- 12. RO-RO Operations(Vehicles Handled) 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 2012-June Aug Oct Dec 2013-Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec 2014-Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct No vehicles/months 0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 2012-June Aug Oct Dec 2013-Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec 2014-Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Cumulative Vehicles Handled
- 13. 7.5 ha Phase I Yard Phase I Yard Area 12.5 ha Storage No of Vehicle 10,000 Unit 7.5 ha 5.0ha Phase I car Yard Phase II Yard-30.0ha 10ha Phase II Yard 25.0 ha Yard Area
- 14. Main Project Cost USD 76 Mn (15% SLPA, 85% EX-IM Bank) Additional Work Cost USD 20 Mn (BOC Loan)
- 15. Tank Farm-Layout LNG TANKS(3) AVIATION FUEL TANKS(3) MARINE FUEL TANKS(8) Tank Farm built on a reclaimed land of 14 ha
- 16. Tank Farm connecting with Oil Berths Oil Berth(A) Oil Berth(B) Tank Farm
- 17. •This project includes 14 tanks with 80,000m3 capacity and installation of loading arms. Fuel Type No of Tanks Tank Capacity m3 Bunker Fuel 8 51,000 Aviation Fuel 3 23,000 LPG 3 6,000
- 18. Aviation Fuel Tanks Discussions are underway with CPC for the leasing arrangement of the Aviation fuel tanks. Capacity of three tanks are 23,00m3 and this will use for supply aviation fuel to Mattala Air Port
- 19. LPG Tanks The three LPG tanks has been Leased out to LITRO Gas Lanka by SLPA . LPG Operation already commenced by LITTRO and Bowser filling and distribution operations are currently ongoing.
- 20. Bunker Operations •The Magampura Port Management Company Ltd (MPMC) has received the exclusive rights to operate the Tank Farm and Bunkering facility at the Hambanthota Port since 22nd June 2014 onwards and continuing successfully up to now. • 39,777 MT of fuel has been supplied for 101 no of ships travelling in the international shipping route within this last 4 months
- 21. Bunker Operation 15 20 25 30 35 2014 July Aug Sep Oct No of Ships/month 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 2014 July Augt Sept Oct Cumulative ship arrivals
- 22. Bunker Operation (Fuel supplied) 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000 12,000 13,000 14,000 2014-July Aug Sep Oct Fuel supplied/month(MT) 0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 40,000 45,000 2014-July Aug Sep Oct Cumulative volume supplied(MT)
- 24. Off Shore Bunkering in Hambanthota
- 25. Total Ships Handling at Hambanthota Port 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 2012-… July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2013-Jan Feb Mrch Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2014-Jan Feb March Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct (Ro-Ro + Bunkering) / Month
- 26. Hambantota Port Phase II
- 27. Project Cost Phase II - US$ 808 million Project Duration - 36 months (Nov 2012-Nov 2015)
- 28. Key features of Phase II Deepening of Channel From 16m to 17 m Main Container Berth 838.5m Feeder Container Terminal 460m Multi purpose berth 838.5m Transition Berth 208m Dredging/Excavation 20Mn m3 Artificial Island 42.6 ha Public Service Terminal 311m Construction of Coffer Dam Roads , Yards and Handling Facilities
- 29. Master Plan of the Hambantota Port Industrial Zone Phase 1 Phase II Phase in the Future Industrial Zone Industrial Zone Phase II Artificial Island-Phase II Tank Farm
- 30. Cofferdam Construction-Phase II Total Length of Coffer Dam- 3480m
- 32. Quay Wall Construction Phase II
- 33. Total occupying area- 42 ha Finish level- +10m(MSL)
- 34. Industries RFP – Stage I –Seven investors have been selected and got the cabinet approval to sign the agreement Their Total Investment - USD 670Mn –Three investors have signed the agreements. Investor Industry Investment (USD ) Hambana Petrochemicals Ltd. Sugar Refining Plant 220 million Lanka Sugar Refinery Company (PVT) Ltd. (Shree Renuka Sugars) Petro Chemical PET Manufacturing Plant 435 million Thatta Cement Company (Pvt.) Ltd. Cement Grinding and Bagging Plant 15million
- 35. Industries RFP – Stage II •Ten (10) bidders have submitted the proposals • Cabinet approval was granted for 05 investors Their Total Investment - USD 1057Mn Investor Industry Investment (USD ) Advance Surfactants India ltd Petroleum, Petrochemical & Chemicals 260 million Laugfs Gas PLC LP Gas Terminal 20 million Laugfs Holdings Ltd Lubricants Blending and Canning 1 million Energy World International Ltd LNG & Power Plant 750 million Rank Container Terminal Ltd Trans-shipment Tank Farm (Petrochemicals - Para-Xylene) 26 million
- 36. Stage-I Stage-II 1,115 Ha 700 HA
- 37. Total Ships Handled at Hambanthota Port 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 2012-… July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2013-Jan Feb Mrch Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2014-Jan Feb March Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct