The Enterprise and Land-Bridge Company LLC of 2005

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1 The Enterprise and Land-Bridge Company LLC of 2005

2 The TELCO Mission: Enabling the development of world class transportation logistic systems, that create new or enhanced distribution streams of shipping containers and bulk commodities world wide; To improve the quality of peoples lives 2

3 The New Ultra Large Carriers An new Industrial Port in Sonora would be ready for: Ultra Large Container Ships. Bulk Carriers for Mining products. Large Car Carriers Oil and Natural Gas Carriers 3

4 Container Ships Worldwide The Year 2000 saw one hundred million containers being moved around the world. At the end of the year 2008 the growth had quadrupled. It is predicted that by the year 2030 the amount will again quadruple to a total of one billion six hundred million TEU s. (TEU = Twenty-foot equivalent unit ) Will the Western Hemisphere be ready with a mega port to serve the new Cape Size Ships? 4

5 World and US Demographics World Population is now 7 billion and by 2050 will be 9 billion US Baby boomers now retiring over the next 10 years amounts to 70 million of which it is estimated that 20% will move from Snowbelt States to Sunbelt states. Arizona alone is expected to double in growth in that same time period and will be close to 12 million people. 5

6 The "EEE class Emma Mærsk was part of the World's Largest Container Ships until until World's Largest Container Ship Length= 397 m /1302' 6" Beam= 56 m / 183' 8" Hull depth = 30 m / 98' 4 Draft = 17 m / or 53 feet Tonnage gross = 170,974 bt net = 55,396 nt deadweight (DWT) = 156,907 DWT Power 80,080 kw (109,000 hp) Speed Over 25.5 knots/ 47 Km/h. Capacity 12,000 TEU 6 7

7 Unloading Mega Ships The Emma Maersk was the largest container ship ever built until 2013 when the Maersk EEE class ships started sailing all superbly engineered each ship is built in 425 sections and assembled like Lego Blocks by the Maersk Line, which operates the largest container fleet in the world. 7

8 Cranes needed are 150 Feet (50 M) tall to clear above the hatch loads. The freeboard on these ships or dock to hatch is 40 feet (12 M) The Deck stow on these Ultra Large Carriers are stacked 9 to 10 container high equals 90 feet (30 M) this is as high as a 20 story building These special cranes need to reach over 200 feet (60 M) across the deck of the ship with an equal reach at the dockside To load and unload these ships it takes up to 20 of these cranes side by side. 8

9 Vessel Size Expansion - Terminal Impacts Slide Created by John Vicerman 2011 Increased Terminal Throughput Boom Outreach Super Post Panamax 18,000 to 22,000 TEU Height Above Deck New Panamax (2014/15) 12,600 TEU Storage Area Impacts Current Panamax 4,800 TEU Depths 48 to 54 ft Source: Georgia Ports Authority and Vickerman & Associates 11

10 Container Transportation Transportation of Cargo 60% Double-stack train cars 40% box cars / tank cars

11 Chosen Because of the Many Similarities to a Deep Water Port in Sonora

12 Deltaport, BC, Canada Started: 1968 Total Area: 65 hectares (160 acres) Berths: Three container berths: 670 meters long (2,198 ft.) Water Depths: meters (52 ft.) at mean low water (1.2 Meter 4 foot tides) Container Yard: 24,000 full TEUs 3-high stacked loaded. 5 high empties. (TEU = Twenty-foot equivalent unit ) Rail Services: Eight rail tracks of 3,500 feet each, capacity for four 7,000 foot double-stack trains at 440 TEUs per train. Ground storage approximately 1,200 TEUs. Serviced directly by four intercontinental railways: Canada National and Canada Pacific rail spurs for Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Break Bulk is mostly Coal and is about 50% of total Port capacity 12

13 Economic Impacts of Deltaport Generated: 129,500 new jobs $10.5 billion in Gross Domestic Product (GDP) $22 billion in economic output $6.1 billion in wages 13

14 Using Deltaport Economic Impact Data from Canada A Deepwater Port in Sonora would Create New 322,300 Jobs in Mexico Months Post Build 14

15 Total US Market 304,059,724 California 35,893,799 Texas 24,326,974 15

16 Estimated Deltaport Annual Tax Revenues to Government Municipal Millions Provincial Millions Federal Millions TOTAL = $1,221.3 million 16

17 Port of Guayamas 45 feet of water debt. 17

18 As TELCO Sees the Port near Arizona Mexico and the Sea of Cortez are in a unique position to be part of an exclusive world wide club of deep water ports. Sonora can have such an industrial mega port, with at least 65 feet ( about 20 Meters) of water depth. Sonora can join the club and be the third largest port in the world. 18

19 Question, Will the Southwest be ready with a Super Port?

20 TELCO Principals John Van De Beuken President Albert Melvin Logistical Consultant Curt A. Pedersen Transportation specialist. World Wide since 1953 Lene (Lee) Laughner IT Specialist, Teacher, and Webmaster 20