Building a highly effective logistics system

To continue to gain market share, HAROPA PORT is expanding its service offering and solutions for transport massification. The following are among the major focuses for the port’s efforts:

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Improving Rouen’s maritime access

Launched in 2012, this massive programme to deepen the navigation channel provides an extra metre of draught to be able to accommodate the latest generation of bulk carriers. Alongside this, port infrastructure has been, or is being, adapted to optimise safety for shipping: quay consolidation, increased mooring depths at berth, creation of a safety command centre at Radicatel, and so on. Cost: €207m.
 

  • 120km

    of navigation channel between Honfleur and Rouen

  • 1m

    extra draught on both a rising and a falling tide,

  • 7m cu. m.

    of dredged material, including 3.5m cu. m. put to good use

Vue aérienne du port de Rouen avec le terminal à conteneurs et le chenal de navigation - Enlarge image, modal window
©HAROPA PORT / Jean-François Damois

Development of the Radicatel terminal

This site is of strategic importance for economic development across the region as a whole, and the work done here is aimed at adapting the shipping infrastructure for the gauge of the deepened channel in order to accommodate and develop shortsea traffic.

Vue aérienne de la zone du terminal de Radicatel avec un navire en train de charger 2000 tonnes de nitrate d'ammonium - Enlarge image, modal window
©Haropa port / Nicolas Vallée

  • 220m

    of additional dock length

  • 620

    of quay in total (after works)

Two new berths at Port 2000

Finalisation of Port 2000 Phase 3 involves creating and granting concession contracts  for berths P11 and P12, which will help expand capacity for reception of the vessels operated by the major shipping alliances. This project is unique in France and will provide a new container terminal 4.2km in length at the mouth of the Seine with no tidal constraints and with global connections.

  • 42

    hectares and an additional 700m of dock length

  • 700 metres

    of additional platform space

  • 2024

    for the delivery

Vue aérienne du chantier P11 et P12 sur Port 2000 - Enlarge image, modal window
©HAROPA PORT / HESLY - SBF

Direct river access to Port 2000

The purpose of this project is to build an access channel known locally as the “cat flap” to give direct access to Port 2000. 

Vue aérienne du chantier de la "chatière", véritable chenal maritime qui améliore l'accès fluvial à Port 2000 - Enlarge image, modal window
©HAROPA PORT / Michel Bizien

  • €197m

    for the cost

  • 100 meters

    of channel

  • 1 800 meters

    of dyke

Expansion of the Limay-Porcheville multimodal platform

Expansion of Limay-Porcheville port will favour the development of new economic activities in the area and promote the expansion of river transport.
 

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Vue aérienne du port de Limay avec le quai de chargement de conteneurs et les cheminées de la centrale électrique EDF - Enlarge image, modal window
©HAROPA PORT / Jean-François Damois