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Development of the southern port

DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTHERN PART OF THE PORT IS A NEW PERSPECTIVE FOR LITHUANIAN INDUSTRY AND EXPORTS

The aim of the development of the southern port is to allow for the expansion of cargo handling terminals with the possibility to provide additional value-added services and accommodate BALTMAX vessels of maximum parameters, i.e. eventually up to 490 m in length, up to 70 m in with, and up to 15.5 m in draft.

Teaser of Southport Development Project Strategic Market Study Outline

Parameters of the new port

Future territory –
100 ha

1300 m length of quays
17 m depth

30 million t/2.5 million TEU capacity

A new container terminal will be built on a newly created 100 ha area and marine engineering industry activities will be carried out. The Southern Marina, i.e. a small and recreational craft harbour, is also planned as an important contribution to the city’s infrastructure development.

PROGRESS


03/2021 – 02/2022

Preparation of project proposals


02/2022 – 06/2022

Evaluation of project proposals (from a navigational point of view)


07/2022 – 02/2024

Environmental impact assessment, hydrodynamic modeling


08/2024 – 12/2023

Preparation of the market study for the development of the southern part of Klaipeda State Seaport

05/2024 – 11/2024

Market consultations with potential investors

since 08/2024

Engineering Geological and Geotechnical Investigations

since 12/2024

Public Procurement Procedures for selecting construction design proposals

since 06/2025

design proposals and permit to build

05/2026

contract with a transaction advisory

05/2026

CONTRACT WITH the southern breakwaters construction COMPANY


Investments

The preliminary infrastructure investment is estimated at €600 million.

LOCATION

service

Hinterland connectivity

  • Southern bypass connecting Southport with highway A1
  • Railway station designated for the supply to the Southern Port

Information for Potential Investors
Džiugas Šaulys

Commercial Director
+370 46 499748
d.saulys@nullport.lt

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