CHANCAY

• PECHY
• Latitude: -11.5839
• Longitude: -77.2744
• West South America
• Port in Peru

Location: Chancay Lima Region Peru

The Port of Chancay is a significant maritime project under development on the central coast of Peru, approximately 80 kilometers north of the capital, Lima. Its strategic location along the Pacific Ocean positions it as a pivotal gateway for trade and commerce in the region. This port is designed to alleviate congestion at the Port of Callao, Peru's busiest maritime hub, and enhance the country's logistical capabilities.

Key Features and Specifications:

1. Location:

   • Situated in Chancay District, Huaral Province, Lima Region, Peru.
   • Approximately 80 km north of Lima, the Peruvian capital.

2. Infrastructure and Facilities:

   • Container Terminals: Equipped to handle substantial container traffic with modern loading and unloading equipment.
   • General Cargo Terminals: Designed for various types of cargo, including bulk and break-bulk materials.
   • Specialized Terminals: Facilities for handling liquid bulk, Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) cargo, and hazardous materials.
   • Warehousing and Logistics: Extensive warehousing space and advanced logistics systems to support efficient cargo handling and storage.
   • Access and Connectivity: Excellent road and rail connections to facilitate seamless inland transportation.

3. Draught and Berthing:

   • Deep-water berths capable of accommodating large, post-Panamax vessels.
   • Adequate draught to support the docking of large container ships, tankers, and bulk carriers.

4. Capacity:

   • Designed to handle significant throughput, with projections suggesting the capacity to manage millions of TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) annually.
   • Expansion capabilities to increase capacity as demand grows.

5. Technology and Automation:

   • Integration of state-of-the-art port management systems for efficient cargo tracking and handling.
   • Use of automated equipment to improve operational efficiency and reduce turnaround times.

6. Environmental and Safety Standards:

   • Commitment to high environmental standards to minimize ecological impact.
   • Implementation of robust safety protocols to ensure secure operations for staff and cargo.

7. Economic and Strategic Importance:

   • Expected to play a critical role in boosting the local and national economy by creating jobs, enhancing trade routes, and attracting investments.
   • Aimed at positioning Peru as a key player in the Pacific regional trade network, facilitating connections with major markets in Asia, North America, and other regions.

8. Investment and Development:

   • Significant investment from both public and private sectors, including international stakeholders.
   • Phased development plan to gradually roll out facilities and capabilities.

Current Status:

As of the latest updates, the Port of Chancay is under various stages of construction and development, with sections becoming operational progressively. The completion and full operational status are anticipated to take place within the next few years, reflecting the comprehensive scope of the project.

The Port of Chancay promises to revolutionize Peru's maritime and logistical landscape, contributing to more efficient trade routes and fostering economic growth in the region.