SEETO Railway Working Group

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1 SEETO Railway Working Group PORT AND FREIGHT TERMINAL NETWORK STATEMENT Podgorica June (21) AGENDA 1 LEGAL FRAMEWORK 2 SERVICE FACILITY OPERATORS 3 SERVICE FACILITY NETWORK STATEMENT 4 EXAMPLES 2 (21) 1

2 AGENDA 1 LEGAL FRAMEWORK 2 SERVICE FACILITY OPERATORS 3 SERVICE FACILITY NETWORK STATEMENT 4 EXAMPLES 3 (21) LEGAL FRAMEWORK Directive 2012/34/EU (Recast) Art. 27 Par. 2 The network statement shall also contain information setting out the conditions for access to service facilities connected to the network of the infrastructure manager and for supply of services in these facilities or indicate a website where such information is made available free of charge in electronic format. The content of the network statement is laid down in Annex IV. Annex II of Directive 2012/34/EU - Services to be supplied to the railway undertakings 2. Access, including track access, shall be given to the following services facilities, when they exist, and to the services supplied in these facilities: (b) freight terminals (g) maritime and inland port facilities which are linked to rail activities 4 (21) 2

3 LEGAL FRAMEWORK CROATIA - Railway act (OG 94/13, 148/13) Article 30 (1) Operators of maritime and inland port facilities which are linked to rail activities and operators of freight terminals shall adopt and publish a network statement. (2) If service facility operators and service providers are separate legal entities they shall adopt and publish a joint network statement. (3) The contents of the network statement issued by service facility operators referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article shall be subject to the provisions of Article 28 and 29 of this Act as appropriate. 5 (21) AGENDA 1 LEGAL FRAMEWORK 2 SERVICE FACILITY OPERATORS 3 SERVICE FACILITY NETWORK STATEMENT 4 EXAMPLES 6 (21) 3

4 SERVICE FACILITY OPERATORS Entities bound by this provision maritime ports inland ports freight terminals Service facility operator legal entity responsible for managing one or more service facilities (service facility manager) or for providing to railway undertakings one or more of the services listed in paragraphs 3 to 5 of Article 24 of this Act (service provider) e.g. shunting, assembling and disassembling of train Maritime/Inland ports = port authorities + ports (enterprises) Concessions different scope of rights and obligations 7 (21) SERVICE FACILITY OPERATORS The management and the planning of the strategic development of the port are the main activities of the port authority Law on Maritime Domains and Seaports (OG 158/03, 100/04, 141/06, 38/09, 123/11, 56/16 ) competences of the port authority Law on navigation and inland waterways (OG 109/07, 132/07, 51/13, 152/14) According to the Railway act (OG 94/13, 148/13) in Croatia there are: 4 seaside ports: Rijeka, Šibenik, Split and Ploče 3 inland ports: Osijek, Vukovar and Slavonski Brod 7 freight terminals: CT Vrapče, Jankomir, Pristaništa i skladišta, Intereuropa, Žitnjak, Container terminal Brajdica i Muraspid 8 (21) 4

5 AGENDA 1 LEGAL FRAMEWORK 2 SERVICE FACILITY OPERATORS 3 SERVICE FACILITY NETWORK STATEMENT 4 EXAMPLES 9 (21) SERVICE FACILITY NETWORK STATEMENT No detailed content of Service Facility NS Making of a draft provisions of the law RNE Network Statement Common Structure (7. Terminal / Service Facility Information ) Cooperation with IM Joint statement coordination between at least 2 operators HAKOM suggested a form with the minimum of necessary information Croatian and English version access to the service facilities is free of charge and only usage of railway services is charged all SF have published Service facility Network statement on their web pages 10 (21) 5

6 SERVICE FACILITY NETWORK STATEMENT General information about service providers Conditions of access limitations, legal requirements Description of service facility type of SF, type of goods, railway infrastructure, weight limits, speed limits, max. train lenght, warehause open/closed, cranes, shunting locomotive etc. Capacity allocation ordering and cancelling, working calendar Services reloading of cargo, weighing of wagons, weighing, washing and celaninig of wagons, shunting etc. Charges metodology, tariffs 11 (21) 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1. Name of service facility address (street, number, city and post number) Contact person for service facility phone number address web address working hours 1.2. Service provider (I.) address (street, number, city and post number) Contact person for service facility phone number address web address working hours 1.3. Service provider (II.) address (street, number, city and post number) Contact person for service facility phone number address web address working hours 2. CONDITIONS OF ACCESS 2.1. Access limitation (limits for access; deadline for access) No limits* 2.2. Legal requirements (e. g. contract; insurance) No legal requirements* 3. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE FACILITY 3.1. Type of service facility (port, intermodal freight terminal...) 3.2. Type of goods (types of goods, capacity for reloading, storage space) Intermodal transport units Bulk cargo General cargo Cereal Timber Livestock 3.3. Railway infrastructure Number of track Total length of the railway track 3.4. Weight limits ton /axle ton / m 3.5. Speed limits of railway track 3.6. Maximum permitted train lenght 3.7. Limits of loading gauge 3.8. Other limits of railway track 3.9. Open warehouse area (storage facilities) (m 2 ): Bulk Cargo General Cargo Timber Closed warehouse area (storage facilities) (m 2 ): Bulk Cargo General Cargo Timber Specialised warehouse area for: Livestock Cereals Frigo Cranes (capacity...) Ship unloading cranes Loading cranes Conveyor belt Shunting locomotive Other vehicles for shunting on the track 4. CAPACITY ALLOCATION Ordering and cancelling of train paths (description of the process, ordering capacity, deadline for reservations, criteria being used in the capacity allocation process) 4.2. Working calendar 4.3. Legal framework 5. SERVICES 5.1. Services in service facility Reloading cargo Weighing of wagons Weighing Washing and cleaning of wagons Shunting 6. CHARGES 6.1. Methodology for Charges 6.2. Tariffs for services AGENDA 1 LEGAL FRAMEWORK 2 SERVICE FACILITY OPERATORS 3 SERVICE FACILITY NETWORK STATEMENT 4 EXAMPLES 12 (21) 6

7 EXAMPLE PORT OF RIJEKA Port of Rijeka JSC concessionaire for shipping and reload of dry cargo Container terminal Brajdica Adriatic Gate JSC/ICTSI is a concessionaire at the Brajdica container terminal (21) EXAMPLE PORT OF RIJEKA 14 (21) 7

8 EXAMPLE PORT OF RIJEKA investment /default.aspx 15 (21) SERVICE EXAMPLE - PORT OF RIJEKA 16 (21) 8

9 EXAMPLE - PORT OF RIJEKA Private rail operator THM shipped the first cargo in the port of Rijeka - October 2015 THM did shunting in the port of Rijeka 17 (21) EXAMPLE - PORT OF PLOČE Ploče Port Authority responsible for managing Port of Ploče J.S.C. service provider HŽ Cargo LLC service provider Naftni terminali federacije LLC service provider 18 (21) 9

10 EXAMPLE - PORT OF VUKOVAR Port of Vukovar LLC responsible for managing/service provider HŽ Cargo LLC service provider 19 (21) NETWORK STATEMENT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGER 20 (21) 10

11 Željka Grgec, LLB Dragica Flam, LLB 21 (21) 11