OPPORTUNITIES IN PORT SECTOR

1

• OPPORTUNITIES IN PORT SECTOR
• BY
• ASHWANI KUMAR,IAS
• Chief Executive Officer,
• Maharashtra Maritime Board

2
ABOUT MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD

• Minor ports controlled by
• Central Customs till 1963
• State Public Works Department 1963 to 1990
• Water Transport Commissioner 1990 to 1996
• MMB constituted in 1996. Commissioner, Water
  Transport re-designated as CEO
• 13 Member Board under Chairmanship of Hon.
  Minister (Ports)
• MMB carries out, both regulatory and
  developmental functions.
• Development Management of Minor Ports, Inland
  Water Transport (IWT) Passenger Water Transport
  (PWT)
• Handles 11 Million Tonnes of cargo annually.
  Likely to increase to 275 Million Tonnes as our
  ports get commissioned.
• Handles 1.55 crores passengers annually
• Registration of fishing vessels (59613 up to
  June-2009)
• Registration of Inland Vessels (1872 up to
  June-2009)
• Hydrographic Surveys of ports, creeks rivers

3
MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD

• MISSION
• Create an investment friendly environment and
  policy framework to bring about integrated
  coastline development in Maharashtra
• OBJECTIVES
• Provide committed support by framing policies
  that optimise benefits for all stakeholders
• Ensure that investors get an environment
  conducive to their business development
• Explore multiple ways of utilizing the coastal
  front of the state by encouraging a wide range of
  marine-related activities.
• Create adequate facilities in the areas of ports,
  shipyards, inland water transport system and
  other coastal industrial services.

4
Coastline- Salient Features

• 720 kms. in length i.e. 10 of countrys
  coastline
• 48 out of 185 notified minor ports in the country
  
• 35 no. of creeks having potential navigable
  channel
• National Highway No. 17 runs parallel to the
  coastline at an average distance of 50 kms. from
  the coast
• Konkan railway runs parallel to the southern
  coastal belt

5
(No Transcript)
6
Why Maharashtra

• Fast growing cargo traffic volume.
• Infrastructure like Rail Road Linkage, Power,
  Communication available, fast improving
• Large industrial areas requiring huge import /
  export of goods quickly accessible
• Minor Ports user friendly, accessible
• User oriented development policy - review
  possible at State / Board level

7
Port Development through PPP

• Policy (1996, 2000 2002)
• Development on Build, Own, Operate, Share and
  Transfer basis
• Concession period of 50 years (including
  construction period of 5 years)
• Concessional Wharfage on cargo handling at port
• Govt. land on lease at market valuation
• Equity participation in SPV by Govt. / MMB up to
  11
• Road linkage to nearest State Highway to be part
  funded by the State.
• Freedom to fix tariff
• Government to appoint 02 directors on SPV company
  formed for port development
• Ports under development Rewas-Aware
  (Dist.Raigad), Dighi (Dist. Raigad), Dhamankhol
  Bay, Jaigad (Dist.Ratnagiri), Lavgan, Jaigad
  (Dist. Ratnagiri), Vijaydurg (Dist. Sindhudurg),
  Redi (Dist. Sindhudurg)

8
REWAS AWARE PORT
Rewas Aware
9
Rewas-Aware (at mouth of Dharamtar creek) Dist.
Raigad
10
Rewas-Aware Port(Developer Rewas Port Ltd.)
Reliance Group

• Salient Features-
• 8 Nautical Miles south of Mumbai.
• Proposed berths 28 (3 phases), Design draught
  18 -20 m.
• Investment 6000 crores
• Cargo handling- 127 million tons per annum when
  fully completed
• Cargo Containers, Dry bulk and liquid
• Expected Date of Commencement of operation
  Sept. 2012
• Environment Clearance obtained May, 07
• All studies / investigations completed.
• Pre-construction activities in progress.

11
DIGHI PORT
Dighi
12
Latitude 160 35 Longitude 720 58
Inside Rajpuri creek, Dist. Raigad
13
Dighi Port(Developer Dighi Port Ltd.)Balaji
Group

• Salient Features
• 45 Nautical Miles south of Mumbai.
• Proposed berths 5, Design draught 12 m.
• Investment 1000 crores
• Cargo handling - 18.15 million tons per annum
  when fully completed
• Cargo Containers, Dry bulk and liquid
• Environment Clearance obtained Sept, 05
• Construction of 1st berth and dredging in
  navigation channel commenced - Oct, 08
• Likely commissioning of first berth by Dec, 09.

14
Dighi Port Existing Jetty
15
Bauxite handling
16
Bauxite handling
17
Dredger in operation
18
Marine Piling in progress
19
Construction of berths in progress
20
Construction of berths in progress
21
Construction of berths in progress
22
Construction of berths in progress
23
JAIGAD PORT (DHAMANKHOL BAY)
Jaigad
24
JAIGAD PORT (DHAMANKHOL BAY) (Dist. Ratnagiri)
25
Jaigad (Dhamankhol Bay) Port(Developer JSW
Jaigarh Port Ltd.)Jindal Group

• Salient Features
• 110 Nautical Miles south of Mumbai.
• Proposed berths 7, Design draught 14 m.
• Investment 900 crores
• Cargo handling - 18 million tons per annum when
  fully completed
• Cargo Containers, Dry bulk and liquid
• Port complex to include 1200 MW Thermal Power
  Plant and SEZ
• Environmental Clearance obtained May, 07
• Breakwater, Dredging and other civil structures
  nearing completion.
• 02 berths, total length of 550 m., nearing
  completion. Cargo handling to be commissioned
  during this month.

26
Birds Eye View of Port Area
27
550 M Berth Reclaimed Back-up Area
28
Seaward Side of Berth 1 2
29
Rail fixing on Berth in progress
B/w Approach 1 2
B/w Approach 2 3
30
Dredging by Clamshell Dredger at Berth Pocket
31
Break Water over view
32
Breakwater transition and round head
Sea side
Harbour side
33
Transfer Tower Conveyor Gallery Erection
34
JAIGAD PORT (LAVGAN)
Jaigad
35
Latitude 170 18 Longitude 730 14
Inside Jaigad creek near village Lavgan in
Dist. Ratnagiri
JAIGAD PORT (NEAR LAVGAN)
36
Jaigad (Lavgan) Port(Developer Chowgule Ports
Infrastructure Ltd.)Chowgule Group

• Salient Features
• 110 Nautical Miles south of Mumbai.
• Proposed berths 02 cargo berth Ship Lift
  System, Design draught 8 m.
• Investment 750 crores
• Cargo handling 2.90 million tons per annum when
  completed
• Cargo Dry bulk, Local cargo and Ship building /
  repairs
• Expected Date of commencement of operation Mar,
  2013
• Environmental clearance for ship lift system
  received in Apr, 2009
• Detailed Project Report received.

37
REDI PORT
Redi
38
PORT REDI (Dist. Sindhudurg)
Latitude 150 45 Longitude 730 39
39
Redi Port(Developer Redi Ports Ltd.)Earnest
Group

• Salient Features
• 205 Nautical Miles south of Mumbai.
• Proposed berths 04, Design draught 12.5 to 15.5
  m.
• Investment 950 crores
• Cargo handling - 33 million tons per annum when
  completed
• Cargo Dry bulk, Container and Liquid
• Preparation of Detailed Project Report in
  progress.
• Export operations from existing berths in
  progress, likely commissioning of port Feb, 2014.

40
Redi Port Existing Berth
41
Redi Port Export operations in progress
42
Captive Terminals

• Policy (1995, 2005)
• Land and site for jetty will be leased out for a
  period of 30 years
• Development on Build, Operate Transfer (BOT)
  basis
• No berthing dues from the vessels calling at
  captive jetty
• Wharfage charges as per the prescribed rates
  notified by the State Govt.
• 05 captive terminals
• 04 permissions for captive terminals given (Good
  Earth Maritime, Saurashtra, GMR Energy, Supreme
  Petrochem)

43
Captive Terminals
44
Captive Terminal at Pawas Bay, Ratnagiri- Finolex
Industries
45
Captive LNG Terminal at Dabhol, Dist. Ratnagiri-
RGPPL
46
Captive Terminal at Ulwa-Belapur, Dist.
Raigad-AMBUJA CEMENT LTD.
47
Captive terminal, Dharamtar creek, Dist. Raigad-
Ispat Industries
48
Captive Terminal at Revdanda, Dist.
Raigad-Welspun (Vikram Ispat)
49
Multipurpose Terminals

• Policy (2005)
• Site Identification by the developer
• Development on Build, Own, Operate Transfer
  (BOOT) basis
• Agreement up to 30 years (includes 2 years of
  construction period)
• Requirement of Techno-Economic Feasibility (TEFS)
  Report
• Public Notification (Swiss challenge)
• 03 multi-purpose terminals in operation
• 04 multi-purpose terminals permissions given
  (Continental Warehousing, Indo Energy, Yogayatan
  Ports, Karanja Infrastructure)

50
Multipurpose Terminals
51
Multipurpose Terminal at Katale, Jaigad Creek,
Dist. Ratnagiri Marine Syndicate
52
MMB owned jetties
53
MMB Jetty at Bhagwati Bunder, Dist-Ratnagiri(Bein
g used by ULTRA-TECH CO.)
54
SHIPYARD PROJECTS

• MMB gives waterfront for development of shipyards
  along the coast, for construction of new vessels.
• Shipyard activity is non-polluting.
• Generates lot of employment, directly and
  indirectly.
• 02 Shipyards in operation (Bharati at Ratnagiri
  Dabhol)
• 11 Shipyard permissions given (BHP Engineers, SKS
  Logistics, Mech Marine, King Prawns, Maldar
  Shipyard, Safe Sure Shipyard, Bombay Marine,
  Amma Lines, DAS Offshore, Konkan Barge Builders,
  Rajapur Shipyard)
• Rajapur Shipyard, Project cost 1900 crores,
  capable of constructing 3,00,000 DWT vessels.

55
Shipyard at Mirya, Dist. -Ratnagiri- Bharati
Shipyard
56
Shipyard under construction at Usgaon, Dabhol,
Dist. Ratnagiri
- Bharati Shipyard
57
Development of Marinas

• Marina development is a popular leisure activity
  throughout the world and leads to economic
  development of the area.
• Various potential sites available in the State.
• Marinas will help to attract high end users of
  speed boats yachts.
• Will give rise to ancillary activities like
  maintenance facilities logistic support and
  will generate employment.
• Decongestion of water areas (to avoid unorganized
  anchorages)
• Probable short-listed sites in and around Mumbai
  Mandwa, Belapur, Off Gateway / Jamshedji
  Bunder, Vasai Creek, Malad Creek Dharamtar
  Creek

58
View of a marina
59
Integrated Waterfront Development

• Utilisation of waterfront along the beach areas
  for tourism activities in liaison with MTDC.
• Promoting water sports activities like Harbour
  Cruising, Water Scooter/ Speed Boat, House Boat,
  Parasailing etc. in sheltered areas.
• Extending support and technical assistance to
  fisheries for creation of infrastructure.
• Guidelines issued for regulation and safety
  concerning water sports.
• Encouraging local entrepreneurs for water related
  activities like water sports and ferry services.
• Registration and Survey of vessels under IV Act.

60
(No Transcript)
61
(No Transcript)
62
Passenger Water Transport- Cross Ferry Services
63
Opportunities in Port / Coastal Infrastructure

• 720 kms coastline, huge potential
• Greenfield Ports
• Captive and Multipurpose Jetties
• Shipyards
• Industry / Power projects needing water front
  for import and exports
• Tourism activities along the coast
• Marina development
• Technical / bathymetric data available

64
Contact Details

• Postal Address
• Chief Executive Officer
• Maharashtra Maritime Board
• 3rd Floor, Indian Mercantile Chambers,
• Ramjibhai Kamani Marg,
• Ballard Estate, Mumbai - 400 001.
• Telephone E-mail
• Office 91 22 2261 2143
• Fax [phone]
• E-mail ceommb_at_bom3.vsnl.net.in
• Website mmbmumbai.com (under reconstruction)

65

• THANK YOU