Montevideo

Allgemeine Informationen

Name:
Montevideo
Land:
Uruguay
UN/Locode:
UYMVD
Local time:
Festgemachte Schiffe:
98
Erwartete Schiffe:
29
Liegeplätze:
15
Koordinaten:
S 34° 55' W 056° 13'

Festgemachte Schiffe

Name
Type
Moored
Bagger
21.03. 19:19
Tanker
28.03. 03:23
Frachtschiff
28.03. 02:50
Frachtschiff
22.03. 21:53
Frachtschiff
27.03. 21:40
Unklassifiziert
27.03. 23:36
Frachtschiff
25.03. 11:22
Bagger
28.03. 00:53
Bagger
28.03. 01:18
Unklassifiziert
27.03. 07:35

Erwartete Schiffe

Name
Typ
Erwarted
Frachtschiff
28.03. 16:30
Frachtschiff
28.03. 19:00
Frachtschiff
29.03. 13:00
Frachtschiff
30.03. 18:00
Frachtschiff
01.04. 00:00
Passagierschiff
01.04. 12:00
Frachtschiff
01.04. 14:00
Frachtschiff
02.04. 10:00
Frachtschiff
02.04. 10:00
Tanker
08.04. 00:00

Ausgelaufene Schiffe

Name
Typ
Ausgelaufen
Tanker
28.03. 10:21
Tanker
28.03. 00:19
Frachtschiff
28.03. 00:06
High Speed Craft
27.03. 23:49
Passagierschiff
27.03. 23:10
Frachtschiff
27.03. 19:53
Frachtschiff
27.03. 17:33
High Speed Craft
27.03. 15:26
Bagger
27.03. 12:33
Frachtschiff
27.03. 07:33

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STOCK POINT OF PILOT LADDERS AND EMBARKATION LADDERS PTR HOLLAND

Sun Jan 14 17:24:25 CET 2024 user_207994

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Chinese port in Uruguay shelved

Tue Aug 06 12:22:49 CEST 2019 arnekiel

Shandong BaoMa Fisheries Group has shelved plans to build a port in the Uruguayan capital Montevideo that could accommodate 500 Chinese vessels, amid legal complications and strong opposition from local residents and environmental organisations. The US$200 million project, which included a free trade zone, shipyard and fish processing and freezing plants, on a private 28-hectare site in Punta Yeguas, a mostly rural area with a public park, required a change in the legal designation of the land.

APM Terminals Uruguay Becomes 90% Emission Free

Sun Jun 10 11:40:04 CEST 2018 arnekiel

APM Terminal Inland Services Uruguay (also known as Montevideo Port Services SA) have made large steps towards becoming emission free as 648 solar panels were turned on this month. The solar panels are capable of producing 228.6 MWh per year, enough to meet 90% of the facilities entire annual consumption. The switchover to the renewable energy source will reduce Inland Services Uruguay’s CO2 emissions by approximately 50 tonnes per year. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency it would take around 1,300 seedling trees 10 years to absorb this amount of CO2.

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