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Associated British Ports Alex Chinchen Port Manager Teignmouth and Plymouth Associated British Ports The UKs Leading Port Operator 21 Ports and a Rail Freight Terminal In ABP and its customers handle 90 million tonnes of cargo


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Alex Chinchen Port Manager Teignmouth and Plymouth

Associated British Ports

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The UK’s Leading Port Operator

  • 21 Ports and a Rail Freight Terminal
  • In ABP and its customers handle 90

million tonnes of cargo per year and contribute £7.5 Billion to the UK Economy

  • Trades and Services we offer include:
  • Automotive
  • Containers
  • Dry Bulks
  • Forest Products
  • Fresh Produce
  • General Cargo

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  • Liquid Bulks
  • Offshore Wind
  • Cruise
  • RoRo and Ferries
  • Steel & Other

Metals

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Our six strategic pillars

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South West

  • The ports of Plymouth and Teignmouth make

a vital contribution to the local, regional and national economy

  • Together with our customers and partners the

ports support 1,100 jobs in the South West and contributes more than £64 million to the local economy each year

  • Key Sectors for the South West:
  • Ferry and Cruise
  • Agribulks
  • Aggregates
  • Minerals

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Teignmouth

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Port History

Teignmouth

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  • Port focused on Salt

and Fish Trade

  • Sent 7 Vessels and

120 Men against the French in Calais

1300’s

  • Local Granite,

Pipe Clay, Manganese and Timber

1700’s

  • New Quay build

for shipments of Dartmoor Granite to London Bridge

Early 1800’s

  • Teignmouth

Quay Company Formed

1886

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Port History

Teignmouth

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  • WW1 and the

Depression left the Quays Derelict

Early 1900’s

  • Redevelopment of

Quays to handle wood pulp, coal, clay and granite (90,000T)

1932

  • Dock used as

WW2 Storage Depot

1939

  • Port Taken

Over and Privately Owned

1979

  • ABP Bought

Teignmouth Quay Co 1988

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Port History

Teignmouth

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1800’s

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Port Development

Teignmouth

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1990 2006

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Port Development

Teignmouth

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2015

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Commodities

Teignmouth

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ANIMAL FEED CLAY SALT SAND BLAST FURNACE SLAG STONE PROJECT CARGO CRUISE

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Future Proofing the Port…

  • New store 2015
  • Channel Dredge: adding 1.5m to current

tide tables which will enable the port to handle over 4000T vessels from the 3000T vessels they could handle

  • New Plant and Equipment to handle

larger vessels – New Mantsinen Materials Handler

  • Renovations to quay edges and fendering

required

Teignmouth

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Future Proofing the Port…

Teignmouth

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Handled 450,000T of Cargo in 2017

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Plymouth

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Millbay

Plymouth

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Millbay

Plymouth

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Millbay

  • Ferries
  • Cruise
  • Fertiliser
  • Project Cargo

(e.g. Steel Pipes)

Plymouth

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Brittany Ferries

Plymouth

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Brittany Ferries

  • Started Operating in Millbay 1973
  • Today they are the primary

customer of Millbay with 350 sailings per year

  • 320 Sailings to France and 30

Sailings to Spain

  • Brittany Ferries invested

significantly in 2002 to build the Pont Aven and in 2010 for the Amerique

  • Brittany Ferries are looking to

invest in a new vessel moving forward

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Future Proofing the Port…

  • Size of vessels increasing
  • Brittany Ferries first ferry in 1973 was 120m long
  • A new vessel may be up to 210m long
  • Cruise Vessels are also getting larger which we need to accommodate
  • Need to adapt infrastructure to accommodate longer vessels
  • Additional Mooring Dolphins
  • Upgrades to Fender System
  • New Passenger Access (which must be flexible enough to service the

8m rise and fall in tide)

  • Upgrades to Passenger Terminal and Car Lane Layout
  • Development of Trinity Pier

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Any Questions?