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Port of Goteborg Invests In Post-Panamcw Capacity To
Sustain Deep-Sea Role
The board of the Port of Goteborg
AB, Sweden, has decided to adapt the Port's container facility, the
This illustration shows a comparison between a container crane/container vessel of standard dimensions (in black) and crane/vessel of post-panamax dimensions.
Skandia Harbor, to the demands of post-panamax vessels. The Port is demonstrating its determination to keep and develop its role as the direct deepsea port for
Scandinavian trade and industry.
The adaptation, which will cost approximately $23 million, includes the pur- chase of two new post-pana- max cranes, dredging, an erosion protection wall along a 1,312.3-ft. (400-m) stretch of quay, and two new straddle carriers, in addition to the 21 already in use at the terminal.
Deepsea container vessels are now increasingly being built larger than the Panama Canal locks can handle — so-called post- panamax vessels.
Approximately 80 such vessels now either exist or are in order- books. Maersk Line, one of the deepsea shipping lines making direct calls at Goteborg, already calls at the port with its post-pana- max vessels.
The investments at Skandia
Harbor will include two new con- tainer cranes with 159.1-ft. (48.5- m) outreach, with crane arms to be set higher to be able to handle a post-panamax vessel with a full deck load.
The Goteborg investment in post-
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