PLAQUEMINES PORT MASTER PLAN A Public Private Partnership. February 2018
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1 PLAQUEMINES PORT MASTER PLAN A Public Private Partnership February 2018
2 Introduction Christopher M. Fetters, P.E. Bio Education B.S. Chemistry Pittsburg State University M.S Chemical Engineering Mississippi State University Work Summary Over 20 years of experience in engineering, environmental and consulting industries with a primary focus on large-scale projects and logistical management. For the past 4 years, his focus has been on the marine infrastructure and transportation markets. Currently Mr. Fetters serves as the CEO of Louisiana 23 Development Company.
3 Overview Infrastructure has become the predominant topic for national investment. Crumbling roads, bridges, and other economic structures are overstressed, in poor condition, and in need of dramatic improvement. $2.2T invested in the next 5 years Current fiscal challenges Federal State Local Energy sector depression Natural disasters Infrastructure Condition Age Population growth Shift in population (coastal) Evolution of commerce Solution Raise more debt (taxes) Private investment
4 Louisiana Infrastructure Condition the state is at a disadvantage and will continue to lose its economic competitiveness The truth is that our infrastructure is in poor shape and needs immediate attention National infrastructure grade of D" ASCE Report Card for Louisiana Infrastructure 2017
5 Louisiana Ports Infrastructure 2017 grade of C- 38 public port authorities Deep draft (6) freight movement Coastal (9) oil and gas Inland local service Emerging or developing Funding Sources Bonds at capacity Capital reserves diminishing Port Priority competitive and limited Capital Outlay competitive and limited TIGER Grants restricted and competitive 73,000 jobs $3.9B personal earnings $517M state and local tax 4 percent direct jobs Consistently top 2 in tonnage Economic Impact Direct connection to 34 states and Canada 56 percent grain exports 3 of 6 deep draft ports in top 4 (2015) Lake Charles, New Orleans, Plaquemines, and S. Louisiana top 25 by tonnage (TEU and bulk in 2016) 90 percent US offshore O&G in GOM
6 Condition and Management Capacity maximized in next 5 years Condition 25% or less, likely deferred due to funding Operation and Maintenance diminishing due to funding Public Safety risk due to access, coalition formed and received $29 between 2008 and 2013 Funding port priority and TIGER limited due to match Future Needs Port Priority up, PPP in consideration Resilience natural disasters, lessons learned Innovation larger ports v. smaller ports
7 Alternative Funding Public Private Partnerships
8 Privatization v. Public Private Partnership Privatization P3 Principal-agent relationship Improve efficiency (quicker and cheaper) Clear problem with desired output and defined procedures Partnership Focus on effectiveness and quality Shared goals to establish procedures for interaction
9 Public Private Partnership Under PPP, private contractors become long-term providers rather than upfront asset builders. Shared responsibilities in design, construction, operation, maintenance and financing to deliver the specific service needed by public sector Advantages 1. Flexibility in design 2. Open and innovative solution 3. Risk allocation (shared) 4. Increased financial capacities 5. Better public value 6. Value for money 7. Greater certainty on construction 8. Long term operational guarantee Disadvantages 1. Need for full transparency 2. Costs can vary based on risk 3. Increased regulations 4. Limited number of private participants/limited competition
10 Public Private Partnership - Structure Public Sector Legal Full Service by Special Purpose Vehicle Special Purpose Vehicle Leadership Team Financial Trust Investors Private Fund 1 Private Fund 2 Private Fund 3 Private Fund 4 Private Fund 5 Technical Leads 3-4 people Specialty Services Engineering QA/QC Design Financia l Plannin g GR Legal Public Outreac h Environmenta l Permitting CMAR Constructio n Project Teams Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4 Project 5 Project 6 Project 7 Project 8 Project 9
11 Plaquemines Port, Harbor and Terminal District Alternative Funding
12 Gulf Gateway Terminal - Background Beginning in 2008, Plaquemines Parish government resolved to establish and construct a port facility. Trident Consultants and Vickerman and Associates were contracted to establish a Master Plan for the Parish. The 2010 Master Plan had four critical components: 1. Establish a stand alone Port Administration 2. Hire an Executive Director to focus on Port Development 3. Acquire land 4. Construct the port facility In January 2013, the Plaquemines Port, Harbor & Terminal District (PPHTD) was established and Brigadier General (Ret) Maynard Sandy Sanders was hired as the first Executive Director. Between 2013 and 2017, PPHTD acquired or secured rights to nearly 8,000 acres of Plaquemines Parish land and Trident Consultants and Vickerman and Associates published a pre-feasibility study that outlined the creation of the largest intermodal facility in the Gulf of Mexico region. The study calls for the construction of a cargo container terminal, LNG facility, various bulk operations, secondary handling/industrial support facility, and a commercial air cargo terminal. The strategic location of the proposed PPHTD facility utilizes six distinct modes to support the onward movement of cargo.
13 Location PPHTD has the jurisdiction of the first 100 miles of Mississippi River from the outlet at the Gulf of Mexico. This area is mostly undeveloped with a rural population and setting situated along the river front. The Gateway Terminal will be situated beginning at MS River mile 50. This location has a natural depth greater than 55 feet at one of the widest points in the river at 2,500 feet. Additionally, due to the absence of bridges, there are no air space restrictions. Moreover, the rural setting also allows for the development of a complete greenfield project. The land and property secured by PPHTD currently has limited-to-no development.
14 Vision The Gateway Port facility will become the southern terminus for the onward forward movement of container, bulk, break bulk, and roll on/roll off cargoes. Offering efficient and competitive multimodal on-dock conductivity, with intermodal rail container transfer capability and road access in combination with river waterway conductivity. This operating methodology and productivity will cut dwell time from days to hours and offer users the absolute lowest cost provider advantage. In addition, the terminal planning, design, and operation will provide storage for inventory in transit and empties. The development of adjacent non-public highway access for high-wide-and heavy truck and terminal hostler access to sufficient logistics park space for viable warehouse/distribution center will be integrated into the overall plan to allow for viable support services, necessary for efficient operation. The terminal operating methodology will be equal to or greater than the current industry sector productivity standards with regard to a collective labor agreement that permits semi automation with local labor work rules and labor rates. This operating methodology and will be in concert with and conducive to the creation of a competitive cost and added value environment. The full build out container terminal concept is includes but is not limited to: Five total vessel berths with three mega ship berths having dockside depths of ft. Fifteen next generation 150 ft. gage, zero emission, state-of-the-art wharf/quay semi- automated gantry cranes, with subterranean high voltage electrical bus drives. Zero emission yard terminal equipment to provide maximum sustainable throughput for the wharf/quay gantry cranes, Highly efficient, zero emission on-dock Intermodal Container Transfer Facility (ICTF) capable of handling seven unit trains in the yard Approximately 7M sq ft of warehouse and logistics distribution center space Substantial on project environmental preservation and mitigation area
15 Connectivity The Mississippi River system allows direct access from the Gateway Port at the southern terminus of the river to 34 states within the Midwestern United States. The Midwestern United States as a stand alone market is equivalent to the 5 th largest gross domestic product (GDP) in the world. Integration of multimodal network is key to improving the connectivity to international trade partners as waterborne commerce is the most cost effective mode of transportation. However, utilization of rail and highway are necessary to fully utilize the network and create a sustainable system of transportation. Bismark Minneapolis Chicago Kansas City Pittsburgh St. Louis Memphis Dallas Houston Tallahassee
16 Key Factors APH Vessel PPHTD secured exclusive rights and agreement to American Patriot Holdings new inland barge liner vessel. This vessel has revolutionized the container on barge (COB) economics. Panama Canal The expansion of the Panama Canal to manage larger vessels has realigned the global transportation market again, shifting the economics of transportation in favor the direct access through the Panama Canal. PPP The support of Public Private Partnerships (PPP) has increased significantly due to the current fiscal condition of both the Federal and State budgets. This shift now allows for a more favorable status of private firms to directly invest in major infrastructure projects. Energy Sector Downturn in energy prices shifted the import/export of energy into the US. Increasing not only the refined petrochemical products, but also spurned the exported of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Both of these increases have significantly impacted the industrial areas in the Gulf of Mexico Region.
17 Multimodal Aspect The Gateway Port will have access to all modes of transportation: 1. Marine - Dual use port facility to support trans-loading of ocean going vessels to inland marine liners 2. Rail Class-One access to: BNSF, CN, CSX, NS, UP, and KCS 3. Highway LA Hwy 23 direct tie into US I-49 at New Orleans 4. Air Commercial air cargo at Belle Chasse NAS-JRB New Orleans 5. Pipeline Comprehensive pipeline network for both raw and refined products Bismark Minneapolis Chicago Kansas City Pittsburgh St. Louis Memphis Dallas Houston Tallahassee
18 Targets Currently, ports along the Gulf of Mexico are restricted due to draft and air space capacity. Targeting the next generation of cargo carrier. No direct competition with existing port facilities.
19 Revolutionary Change
20 Plan Full build out will include: 3 mega berths 3 APH berths Chambering yard 7 UT Warehouse 5 modes of transport available Marine Rail Road Air Pipeline
21 Local Impact Installation of container facility will provide approximately 2,000 full time, direct jobs. Generating annual revenues in excess of $2B. Re-establishes Louisiana s place as the Gateway to the United States for domestic and international trade and commerce. Increased capacity and sustainability of ports will serve as the basis for continued expansion and economic growth to offset the instability in the energy sector.
22 Regional Impact The Gateway Terminal Project will serve as an entry point for next generation Panamax vessel to service the Gulf of Mexico and interior of the United States Cooperation with agricultural organizations and farmers in the Midwest will enable a more effective and efficient on-ward movement of cargo. Target markets for the regional impact include petrochemical, agriculture, specialty chemical, and break bulk Serves as a basis for modification in the BC ratio of projects in S. Louisiana
23 Global Significance Global transportation by larger vessels is dictating the change to infrastructure. Upgrades are currently underway on the East Coast and West Coast of the United States to allow access to next generation vessels Management of congestion and enabling the onward movement of cargo will shift the global transportation routes to the path of least resistance China has launched the One Belt-One Road program to stimulate trade with foreign powers.
24 Questions Christopher M. Fetters, P.E Hwy 23 Belle Chasse, LA Tel
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