BRU
- NOBUU
- Latitude: 59.0375
- Longitude: 5.66543
- Norwegian Coast
- Port in Norway
Location: Norway
Port of Brevik (BRU), Norway
The Port of Brevik, commonly referred to by its port code BRU, is a key maritime facility situated in Brevik, a part of the Porsgrunn municipality in the Telemark county of Norway. The port plays a significant role in facilitating Norway's shipping and industrial operations. Here are some of its main characteristics and specifications:
Location
- Geographical Coordinates: Approximately 59.0456° N, 9.7068° E
- Region: Telemark, Norway
- Proximity to Major Cities: Near Porsgrunn and Skien
Port Specifications
- Port Type: Cargo and industrial port
- Primary Activities: Container handling, bulk cargo, break-bulk, Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) services, and industrial goods.
- Terminal Facilities:
- Containers
- Dry and liquid bulk
- General cargo
- Ro-Ro terminal
- Berths: Multiple berths with varying depths to accommodate different types of vessels.
- Draft:
- Depth alongside: Up to 11 meters (varies by berth)
- Channel depth: Generally sufficient for medium-sized vessels
Technical Specifications
- Cargo Handling Equipment:
- Cranes (mobile and gantry)
- Forklifts
- Conveyors
- Specialized equipment for bulk and liquid handling
- Storage Facilities:
- Warehouses
- Open storage yards
- Tank farms for liquid cargoes
- Logistics Services:
- On-port logistics
- Warehousing
- Distribution services
- Customs clearance
Connectivity
- Road Access: Good network of roads connecting to E18 and other major highways, facilitating easy inland transportation.
- Rail Access: Linkages available for cargo transport by rail.
- Inland Waterway Access: Connections through inland waterways to smaller ports and industrial sites.
Additional Information
- Security: ISPS-compliant (International Ship and Port Facility Security Code), ensuring secure operations.
- Environmental Considerations: Implementing measures to minimize environmental impact, including waste management and pollution control.
- Tenant Services: Offer services to industrial and logistics tenants, ensuring seamless port operations.
- Operational Hours: Typically operates 24/7, with some variations during public holidays or maintenance periods.
Contact Information
- Port Authority: Managed by Grenland Havn IKS, which also oversees several other nearby ports.
- Website: Grenland Havn IKS for additional details, operational updates, and contact information.
The Port of Brevik is a vital component of Norway's maritime infrastructure, supporting regional development and international trade through its multifaceted logistics and industrial capabilities. This makes it a crucial hub for businesses looking to import or export goods in and out of Norway.
For the most precise and up-to-date details, please refer to the official port website or directly contact the port administration.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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HERKULES | Fishing | 11/21/2024 | ||
RONDO | Towing/Tug | 11/18/2024 | ||
AROHA | Sailing | 11/13/2024 | ||
OLAV RINGDAL JR. | Passenger | MAALOEY AREA | 11/11/2024 | |
AUSTNES | Pleasure | BRU | 11/9/2024 | |
LEELOO | Sailing | 11/8/2024 | ||
SIVSIN | Pleasure | 11/5/2024 | ||
OPTIMIST | Fishing | 10/30/2024 | ||
RYFRI | Cargo | 10/29/2024 | ||
AURELIUS 2 | Sailing | 10/26/2024 |