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The railway activities of the. Port of Hamburg and the. Hinterland Traffic. Daniel Bischof, Head of. Rail Research and Development. 21-11-2013 ...
The railway activities of the Port of Hamburg and the Hinterland Traffic Daniel Bischof, Head of Rail Research and Development 21-11-2013

Hamburg Port Railway established in 1866

Department of the Hamburg Port Authority

port of Hamburg's rail infrastructure manager

building and operation of railroad facilities

today Hamburg is Europe's most important „rail port“ Daniel Bischof

Hamburg Port Railway

Deregulation

yesterday • infrastructure and transportation in charge of the Hamburg Port Railway • one carrier

today • one owner and operator of the infrastructure = HPA • several railroad companies

Today 112 different rail transport companies pay for use of the infrastructure of the HPA. Daniel Bischof

Hamburg Port Railway Railway infrastructure

Ross

Veddeler Kreuz

Peute

Kornweide

Hausbruch Source: HHM

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Port of Hamburg - important railterminals Norderelbe

CTT

EUK HP ASE

WHO

HBS

CTS Rethebrigde

Rethe

CTA

Kattwykbrigde

HOS

Reiherstieg

CTB

Süderelbe

Hausbruch

Port railway main stations large terminals Daniel Bischof

DB-Netz HPA port railway

Hamburg port railway – facts track switches engineering work gravity sorting systems trains per day

ca 300 km (+ 160 km in private use) ca 850

(+ 600 in private use)

65 3 marshalling humps with 6 switch towers >200 including 135 container trains

freight cars per day

ca 5.000

railroad companies

112

share in cargo handling (port of Hamburg) ca 30 % share in national rail freight transport

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ca 12 %

of German rail freight transport originate or end at port of Hamburg

Hinterland of the Port of Hamburg 33 %

22 %

44 %

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Port of Hamburg: Modal Split 2012 (Container)

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Especially in the last decade, annual growth in container transport by the port railway has been outstanding. 1200%

1980 = 100%

1000% 800% 600% 400% 200% 0%

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In 2011, we set another new record and we expect further growth in the future transport total (m tons)

container transport (m TEU)

80

4,5

70

4,0

60

3,5 3,0

50

2,5 40 2,0 30

1,5

20

1,0

10

0,5

0

0,0

220 freight trains per day (2010) Daniel Bischof

400 freight trains per day (medium term = 2020 et seq.)

North Range Ports: Intermodal Rail Traffic Development 2.500 Hamburg Bremerhaven Rotterdam Antwerp

1.000 TEU

2.000

1.975

1.500 1.042 1.000

794 617*

500

0 2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

Source: Port of Rotterdam Authority, Hamburg Port Authority, bremenports, Antwerp Port Authority, HHM

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2009

2010

2011

2012

Hamburg main rail axes Kopenhagen / Stockholm

Fredericia

Riga / Talinn Kaunas Gdansk

Sassnitz Bremerhaven Wilhelmshaven

Lübeck Hamburg

Sestokai

Rostock

Ilawa

Stendal Rotterdam

Minsk Moskwa

Berlin Poznan

Hannover

Warszawa

Frankfurt / O. Dortmund

Malaszewicze

Dessau Lodz Horka Leipzig

Köln

Dresden

Poti / Baku

Antwerpen Wroclaw Praha

Kiew Gliwice

Katowice

Frankfurt Nürnberg Mannheim

Odessa

German ports – Austria

corridor 3

Linz / Enns

Zürich / Mailand

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München

German ports – Switzerland

corridor 2

Brno Regensburg

Basel

corridor 1

German ports – Czech Republic/Poland Wien

Salzburg

Bratislawa Ljubljana / Zagreb

Belgrad

Bucuresti

corridor-access Budapest

Intermodal railway services via Hamburg Port of Hamburg Europe‘s largest rail freight hub: All in all more than 1200 trains per week, thereof more than 900 intermodal trains!

Denmark: 6 Trains/week

Lithuania: if required

Russia: if required

Poland: 39 trains/week Germany: 620 trains/week Czech Republic: 100 trains/week Switzerland: 32 trains/week

www.mainport-hamburg.de

Slowakia: 11 trains/week Austria: 80 trains/week

Italy: 64 trains/week

Ukraine: if required

Hungary: 10 trains/week weekly container train connections from/to Hamburg inc. Terminal Billwerder (Stand: 06/2012). © Hafen Hamburg Marketing

Port of Hamburg

More Peaks in Hinterland Traffic Caused by Increasing Loading Capacities of Ocean-Going Vessels

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Key Projects at Hamburg Port Railway area Richtung Lübeck/Fehmarnbelt/Skandinavien

Richtung Hamburg Hbf Mühlenwerder Bhf Waltershof

2.2 3.3

16 3 3

2

1

17

4.4 5.5 Bhf Hamburg Süd

Ross

19

15

Steinwerder

3

4

Bhf Alte Süderelbe

Altenwerder Ost

Wilhelmsburg

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Peute

Richtung Büchen/Berlin/ Stendal

13 12

axis 1

6 11

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construction & extension construction (long term) construction & extension DB

9 7

Hausbruch

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Seehafenbahnhof

axis 2

6.6 7.7 8.8 9.9 10. 10 11. 11 12. 12 13. 13

Bhf Hohe Schaar

8

5

1.1

10

Richtung Maschen/Hannover/ StendalBremen

14 14. 15 15. 16 16. 17 17. 18 18. 19. 19

Kapazitätserhöhung Verbindungsgleise im Raum Waltershof Umbau Bhf Waltershof Zweigleisige Anbindung der Containerterminals (CTB: dreigleisig) Gleisanbindung Altenwerder (4. Stufe) Sicherung Vorstellfunktionen Bhf Alte Süderelbe Südanbindung Altenwerder Anbindung Seehafenbahnhof (langfristig) Ersatzbau zweigleisige Kattwyk-Bahnbrücke Sicherung Vorstellfunktionen Seehafenbahnhof (DB) Umbau Knoten Harburg Ausbau Zweigleisigkeit (HPA/DB) Kreuzungsbauwerk Wilhelmsburg Sicherung Vorstellfunktionen Wilhelmsburg (langfristig) Ersatzbau Rethebrücke Umbau und Modernisierung Bhf Hamburg Süd Puffergleise Rothenburgsort Vorstellgruppe Ross Zweigleisige Durchfahrt Bhf Hohe Schaar Lokservicestelle

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In the last three years we invested heavily in infrastructure refurbishment projects.

example: Rethebridge – world’s major double flap bridge Daniel Bischof

We have developed an integrated IT system to optimise communication and production for all partners

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Thank you for your attention! HPA Hamburg Port Authority AöR Neuer Wandrahm 4 20457 Hamburg www.hamburg-port-authority.de

Daniel Bischof phone: +49 40 42847-1839 fax: +49 40 42847-4399 e-mail: [email protected]