X-Press Feeders inks MoU with six European ports
NewsUnder the MoU, parties will collaborate to enhance infrastructure for the provision and bunkering of alternative fuels, such as green methanol.
The Port of HaminaKotka Ltd and Belgium-based Sarens Group NV have extended their cooperation agreement regarding movements of very heavy and large modules through the Finnish port.
The original agreement, signed in August 2016, was worth €20M, and has now been extended to 2021. The port will invest around €3M to adapt the infrastructure at quay PK3 at its Hamina site. The new agreement is worth €46M, according to Kimmo Naski, the port’s CEO. Some 150 Sarens experts are based in the port.
The project involves receiving, storage and onward transport of pressurised modules measuring 70m x 16m x 11m, and weighing 1,500-1,800t. The first two modules arrived on Cosco’s KanG shenG KOU.
Special-purpose Blue Water Shipping barges are sailed from the port and through the Russian inland waterway system into the Caspian Sea for the final destination in Kazakhstan, a journey of 5,000 km. There are 17 river barges representing an investment of US$400M.
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