PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania Baltic Sea Region INTERREG III B Neighbourhood Programme Speech on Transport and Communication with reference to Measure 2.2.: Creating sustainable communication links for improved spatial integration (transport and communication) Bogdan Ołdakowski, CEO Actia Forum Ltd
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PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Baltic Sea Region INTERREG III B Neighbourhood Programme
Speech on Transport and Communication with reference to
Measure 2.2.: Creating sustainable communication links for improved spatial integration (transport and communication)
Bogdan Ołdakowski, CEOActia Forum Ltd
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PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Thematic Speech: Transport and Communication
• Introduction• Missing themes• Transport „background” information• Comments to missing themes
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Measure 2.2: Creating sustainable communication links for improved spatial integration
Missing themes:•Elaboration of the ‘sea motorways’ concept and its adjustment to Baltic Sea conditions•Improved access to ICT, based on e-Europe initiative,•Pan-Baltic transport multimodal strategy (SSS, networking of ports as gateways providing smooth handling of goods
to and from the hinterland)•Interregional and hub-bound air traffic in the BSR
Missing themes
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Cargo turnover in the selected Baltic ports 1999-2003 (‘000 ton). Transport „background” information
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Future prospects of maritime transport:Container Capacity Development – Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania (up to 2008)
Transport „background” information
Source: Drewry Shipping Consultants Ltd
Country/portCurrent capacity
Projected capacity (2008) % rise
Estonia
Tallinn 150 000 250 000 67%
Total 150 000 250 000 67%
Latvia
Riga 360 000 360 000 0%
Ventspils 150 000 250 000 67%
Total 510 000 610 000 20%
Lithuania
Klaipeda (Klasco Terminal) 225 000 225 000 0%
Klaipeda (Kaipedos Terminal) 100 000 100 000 0%
Total 325 000 325 000 0%
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Air Transport in the Baltic
Transport „background” information
Traffic in Baltic airports in 2004
Airports (Jan – Nov 2004)
Passengers (thousands)
Change % (2004/2003)
Copenhagen – Kastrup
17 744 7.5
Stockholm- Arlanda 15 031 7
Stockholm-Skavsta 1 115 43
Göteborg 3 616 8
Malmö-Sturup 1 584 -1
Finish Airports 12 114 11.8
Tallinn (Jan-Aug) 632 39
Riga 955 45
Vilnius (Jan-Oct) 844 37.4
Gdańsk 426 26.3
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Air Transport in the Baltic
•Very dynamic growth in the new EU members
•Liberalization of the marker – „open sky policy”
•Low costs airline penetration
•Fast growth of regional and secondary airports
Transport „background” information
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Air Transport in the Baltic
•Air transport is more accessible
•City tourism development
•Regional development
•Mainly UK, Germany and South Europe destinations
•Lack of inter-regional flights
Transport „background” information
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Elaboration of the ‘sea motorways’ concept and its adjustment to Baltic Sea conditions&Pan-Baltic transport multimodal strategy (SSS, networking of ports as gateways providing smooth handling of goods to and from the hinterland)
Comments to missing themes
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Future cargo flows in the Baltic:
High economic growth (mainly in Russia & new EU members)
TEN’s Corridors and land infrastructure development
Investments in ports
Comments to missing themes
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Future cargo pattern in the Baltic:
Question of hub port in the Baltic
Future container system in the Baltic
Ferry and Ro-Ro development
Intermodality in the ports: It is expected that ports will aim to become logistics platform acting as a interface between various transportations modes and facilitating cargo movement throughout logistics chains
Comments to missing themes
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Motorway of the Baltic Sea
Comments to missing themes
Rapid increase of sea traffic – up to 50 % in the Gulf of Finland untill 2015
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Motorway of the Baltic Sea
Comments to missing themes
Consolidation and concentration of the freight flow
Challenge for ports to accommodate economic growth and increase of handled cargo-Intermodality-Port/terminal productivity and land use-Hiterland connections
Co-operation of ports and logistic centers are necessary to establish MoS
Important: Sea transport is a private sector and they must be involved
PARTNER SEARCH FORUM, 23-24 May 2005 in Vilnius, Lithuania
Motorway of the Baltic Sea
Comments to missing themes
Outcomes of the consultation within EU:- Need of top-down planning: administration, region, member states- Need of bottom-up approach: logistics operators,
ports, ship-owners, transport users- Need of public and private sector involvement (PPP)
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Motorway of the Baltic Sea, SSS and multimodality (themes to consider)
Comments to missing themes
Identification of ports and regions for Baltic Sea Motorway Development willing to co-operate
EU founding for at least 2 ports projects will be available
Baltic ports as the logistics centers (port/terminal planning, information technology, added value service, port-city relations)