By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
OOLP Maritime World NewsOOLP Maritime World News
  • Home
  • Maritime News
    • Top stories
    • Global Maritime
    • International Shipping
    • Cruise
    • Ports
    • Security & Piracy
  • Live Marine Traffic
  • Events
  • Company
    • About OOLP
    • Contact us
  • Blog
Reading: Freight throughput in the Port of Rotterdam decreased by 1.5% in first quarter
Share
Notification Show More
Latest News
China gobbles up US corn as prices fall
Shipping news
Ukraine prepares new concession projects in Odesa and Izmail seaports
Port news
Supporting ballast water management in the Mediterranean Sea
Shipping news
APAC Seaport Ratings Driven by Revenue Stability, Capex, Funding Access & Leverage
Port news
Baltic Dry Index climbs to 1484 up 28 points
Shipping news
Aa
OOLP Maritime World NewsOOLP Maritime World News
Aa
Search
  • Home
  • Maritime News
    • Top stories
    • Global Maritime
    • International Shipping
    • Cruise
    • Ports
    • Security & Piracy
  • Live Marine Traffic
  • Events
  • Company
    • About OOLP
    • Contact us
  • Blog
Follow US
© 2022 - All Rights Reserved. OOLP News.
OOLP Maritime World News > Port news > Freight throughput in the Port of Rotterdam decreased by 1.5% in first quarter
Port news

Freight throughput in the Port of Rotterdam decreased by 1.5% in first quarter

Last updated: 2022/04/26 at 8:02 AM
25 Views
Share
7 Min Read
SHARE


In the initial one-fourth of 2022, 1.5percent less cargo passed through the Port of Rotterdam compared to equivalent duration a year ago: 113.6 million tonnes when compared with 115.2 million tonnes in the 1st one-fourth of 2021. Particularly the throughput of mineral oil items and iron-ore dropped. The throughput of LNG along with other fluid and dry volume (garbage in certain) increased. The container amount ended up being somewhat underneath the 2021 level.

Allard Castelein, CEO Port of Rotterdam Authority: ‘Although we began the entire year extremely really, the whole world ended up being struck because of the war in Ukraine in belated February. Aside from the undeniable fact that this dispute is a dreadful humanitarian catastrophe, it resulted in really serious anxiety in globe trade and alterations in logistical variables. Although there is no-one to anticipate exactly how this can unfold, we anticipate that the improvements in Ukraine additionally the seriously deteriorated relationship between Russia and several various other nations will impact throughput volumes for the others associated with 12 months aswell.’

In the interface of Rotterdam a year ago, 62 million tonnes of practically 470 million tonnes of throughput ended up being Russia-oriented (13%). Numerous power providers from Russia tend to be brought in through the interface of Rotterdam. In 2021, around 30% of crude oil, 25% of LNG, and 20% of oil services and products and coal originated in Russia. Russia exports metal, copper, aluminum and nickel through Rotterdam. In 2021, 8percent of container control ended up being Russia-oriented. Because the war in Ukraine just started in belated February, the effect on throughput volumes in the 1st one-fourth ended up being however restricted. Meanwhile, the effect associated with sanctions as well as the choices of specific organizations to not ever do any company with Russia any more, became apparent in practically all areas.

Liquid bulk
In total, fluid bulk throughput diminished by 1.0percent to 51.5 million tonnes. The quantity of crude oil stayed practically unchanged (-0.2% to 25.5 million tonnes). The throughput of mineral oil items, particularly gas oil, dropped (-20.5% to 13.5 million tonnes), due primarily to reduced production in Russia, due to which less gas oil joined Rotterdam from Russia. As from March, oil organizations have actually brought in less oil from Russia. In the 1st one-fourth, LNG throughput was significantly greater (+77.7% to 2.7 million tonnes). The throughput of substance services and products, veggie oils and green services and products additionally highly rose, causing a powerful rise in the amount of various other fluid volume (+22.2% to 9.9 million tonnes).

- Advertisement -

Dry bulk
In the dry volume section, iron-ore & scrap dropped (-19.5% to 5.6 million tonnes). High-energy expenses and decreasing interest in metallic triggered German metal production to slump. Decreased need ended up being particularly because of disruptions in logistics stores, causing manufacturing amounts of metal handling organizations to drop. Coal throughput somewhat rose (+3.5% to 3.9 million tonnes), as interest in power coal (for energy plants) increased much more greatly than interest in cokes (for blast furnaces). For electrical energy manufacturing coal is less expensive than gasoline only at that minute. For any other dry volume there is certainly an enormous rise in contrast with a year ago (33.5% to 3.9 million tonnes). Inspite of the large rates, interest in garbage has actually soared.

Containers
Primarily the dropping transhipment amounts (-21.5% to 6.0 million tonnes) resulted in lower throughput within the container section (-5.4% to 35.6 million tonnes). With regards to TEU (the conventional product for pots), the throughput dropped less considerably (-1.4% to 3.6 million TEU), considering that the typical container body weight ended up being reduced, and much more vacant pots had been transported. Transhipment volumes being reducing slowly since July 2021, in result of the huge quantity of task in the deep-sea terminals due into the lot of disruptions when you look at the logistics string. Furthermore, container delivery needed to handle a few storms in January and February, which annoyed cruising schedules further.

In March, the effect associated with war in Ukraine ended up being shown in dropping amounts to Russia. Many shipping organizations introduced a booking stop for Russian container cargo, & most deep-sea terminals usually do not take any export cargo from Russia any more. This may impact transhipment amounts to Russia further. In the 1st one-fourth, the effects associated with COVID lockdowns in Shanghai weren’t however apparent in Rotterdam.

RoRo along with other breakbulk
The complete throughput when you look at the breakbulk section (Roll-on/Roll-off along with other breakbulk) increased by 19per cent to 8.4 million tonnes. The RoRo throughput (+20.4% to 6.7 million tonnes) moved up when compared with the initial one-fourth of a year ago, once the Brexit change duration had only finished and because of sought after through the uk.

In the section of various other breakbulk, a growth (+13.7% to 1.7 million tonnes) lead from a greater non-ferrous throughput and a shift from container cargo to breakbulk, due to the prices in container delivery. Much Russian cargo currently stays in the breakbulk terminals.
Source: Port of Rotterdam

- Advertisement -



You Might Also Like

Ukraine prepares new concession projects in Odesa and Izmail seaports

APAC Seaport Ratings Driven by Revenue Stability, Capex, Funding Access & Leverage

Amazon, other retailers revamp ‘free’ shipping as costs soar

St. Lawrence Seaway Begins Navigation Season

admin April 26, 2022
Share this Article
Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Whatsapp LinkedIn Copy Link Print
Previous Article Indonesia’s coal exports increase amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
Next Article Maersk ups full-year guidance while warning box volumes are dropping
- Advertisement -

Latest News

China gobbles up US corn as prices fall
Shipping news March 27, 2023
Ukraine prepares new concession projects in Odesa and Izmail seaports
Port news March 27, 2023
Supporting ballast water management in the Mediterranean Sea
Shipping news March 27, 2023
APAC Seaport Ratings Driven by Revenue Stability, Capex, Funding Access & Leverage
Port news March 27, 2023

OOLP maritime news is a portal that gets latest updates and happenings from the maritime & cruise industry across the globe.

Top maritime stories

Global maritime news

International shipping news

Cruise news

Maritime ports

Security and piracy

About OOLP news

Contact us

Live maritime traffic

Events

Blog

Follow US

© 2022 - All Rights Reserved. OOLP News.

  • Cookie Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy

Removed from reading list

Undo
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?