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The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Railway Infrastructure Development in the North-West Russia as part of the Barents Region The Transport Needs of the Mining Industry International Seminar Rovaniemi The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Northwestern Federal District Industry's share is more than 12% of total volume in Russia The population is 14 million people, 82% of whom live in cities 13 ports 16 border crossings The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch October Railway 11 federal subjects of Russian Federation ( 7 of them in Northwestern Federal District); total length of the lines is over 10.000 km; area of influence: 520.000 square km International transport corridors 9th Crete North - South The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Northern Railway Northern Railway serves 9 Federal Subjects of RF. Area of influence of Northern Railway includes 3 subjects of Northwestern Federal District: Arkhangelsk and Vologda regions and the Republic of Komi. Operational length over 6.000 km. Operational length in Northwestern Federal District is over 4.000 km The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Arkhangelsk Sea Port Northern Railway serves the Arkhangelsk Sea Port via the following port stations: ArkhangelskGorod, Bakaritsa, ArkhangelskLevy Bereg. The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Kaliningrad Railway Operational length over 600 km Mamonovo station Zheleznodorozhny station Sovetsk station Nesterov station Rail border crossings Northwestern Federal District: Rail Transport Problems need for accelerated development of parallel railway links in order to shift cargo flows from the rail line section Vologda – Koshta – Saint-Petersburg need for comprehensive reconstruction of the Murmansk Railway Node upcoming concentration of transit traffic through the station Mga as a result of consolidation of the existing cargo flow from the station Volhovstroy with perspective cargo traffic from Sonkovo (2009: construction of Mga station bypass and doubling of line to Weimarn station) interactions with stevedoring companies are not worked out, which results in the seasonal problem of "abandoned" trains provision of necessary facilities for railway border crossings at the expense of JSC "Russian Railways", instead of their equipment from the federal budget as part of the federal program "State border." the possibility of the need for significant additional traffic volumes of steam coal (in the case of change of the fuel balance of the country) periodic occurrence of political decisions that lead to a substantial reorientation of cargo flows and the need for additional infrastructure development (eg, the relationship of Russia and Estonia) The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Northwestern Federal District: Rail Transport Problems The carrying capasity of these rail line sections has been exhausted before crisis Obozerskaya – Belomorsk PetrozavodskBelomorsk – Murmansk Vologda – Koshta – St.Petersburg The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch OCTOBER RAILWAY The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Forecast volume and share of the total freight traffic through intermediate points of Oktober Railway in Northwestern Region Ports years Baltic Sea Mln tn Northern Basin % Mln tn % 2003 22.1 20% 16.8 15% 2004 31.5 25% 20.6 16% 2005 37.6 30% 20.5 16% 2010 76.9 46% 31.0 18% 2015 97.6 51% 40.0 21% 2020 113.0 54% 39.7 19% Development of Murmansk Transport Node Traffic volumes. Western shore of the Kola Bay 2015 16,5 mln tn 2020 5 31 mln tn Railway Volhovstroy – Murmansk Investments 2008 – 2009 150 mln RUR The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Development of Murmansk Railway Node in 2015 Coal Terminal Container Terminal LAVNA MURMANSK VYHODNOY The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Development of Murmansk Railway Node in 2015 Container Terminal LAVNA MURMANSK VYHODNOY The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch Murmansk Railway Node: routes of incoming freight flows 2010 – 0 mln tn 2015 – 17.0 mln tn 2020 – 33.0 mlnt tn Murmansk 2010 – 19.0 mln tn 2015 – 19.0 mln tn 2020 – 19.0 mln tn 2010 – 19.0 mln tn 2015 – 36.0 mln tn 2020 – 52.0 mln tn Barents Link This is a promising project on the international Eurasian transit through Russian parts of international transport corridors (ITC), cooperation with the transport actors of CIS and the other foreign countries, the coordination of different transport modes in the areas of ITC and in international traffic, as well as the development of the transport infrastructure of the Northwestern Russia. Belkomur Cargo Flow Project Stages The major interregional rail projects of Barents Region • Rail link Karpogory – Vendinga – Syktyvkar – Kudymkar – Perm • Rail link Ledmozero – Kochkoma (connecting Karelian railway network to the railway network of Finland) Deepwater area «Severny» of the Arkhangelsk Sea Port Situation Plan Deepwater area «Severny» of the Arkhangelsk Sea Port Deepwater area “Severny” will be situated In the north-east part of Suhoye More Gulf of the Dvina Bay The implementation of the investment project: • Construction of modern deep water cargo area of Arkhangelsk Sea Port with the capasity of 28 mln tn per year • Reception of ships with deadweight up to 75000 tn • Creation of 9000 new workplaces in the Arkhangelsk Region • Increase of all budget's level’s revenues Port’s Cargo Turnover Cargo area consists of 4 separate handling terminals with with total turnover of 28.0 million tons per year Container handling terminal with turnover of 17,5 mln tn per year Oil handling terminal with turnover of 2,5 mln tn per year Coal handling terminal with turnover of 5,5 mln tn per year Multipurpose terminal Project is being implemented on public-private partnership Capital investments for the construction of hydraulic waterfront structures and coastal infrastructure Object Total investment, thousand rubles Coal terminal 3372965,4 Multipurpose terminal 4065563,8 Container terminal Oil terminal Auxiliary pier and port auxiliary service fleet pier Access channel (dredging work) New area objects, total investment 11431208,2 1866551,2 549533,2 3964280,0 25250101,8 Preliminary duration of 1st construction phase is 44 months Industrial activity of the complex begins with the 4th quarter of the 2nd year. Complex will reach final productive capacity in the 3rd quarter of the 5th year Payback period is 8,3 years Socioeconomic Impact • • activation of north-eastern region of the European part of Russia • substantial increase of the Arkhangelsk Regions’ investment attractiveness • Creation of 9.000 new workplaces in the Arkhangelsk Region, 1,500 of them in the new port and about 7,500 in the port infrastructure facilities • annual tax deductions (only on the activities of the new port) to the federal budget of about 400 million rubles, and to the regional budget of 800 million rubles The Federal Agency for Railway Transport (Roszheldor) North-West Branch THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION !