Under Rosmorechflot Resolution No. NZh-48-r of February 21, 2019, the amendments have been made to data on the seaport of Ust Luga in the Register of Russian Seaports.

The corrections are linked to specifying the key technical characteristics of the seaport, particularly, the increase in the length of the berth front by 86 meters. This is connected to including the length of the western landing apron to the total length of the berth wall in the seaport. The landing apron is used for loading and unloading motor vehicles on ferries of the South-2 multiple transshipping center in the seaport of Ust Luga.

In addition, the capacity of cargo terminals increased in the seaport through the growth of respective indicators under the multi-role terminal due to switching it to coal conversion, as well as the increase in covered areas and open storages.

Under the Rosmorrecflot resolution, the names and addresses of operators of sea terminals carrying out their activities in the seaport of Ust Luga have been also specified.

For reference

The North-Western Basin Branch has four berths in the seaport of Ust Luga with the length of the berth wall of almost 0.95 kilometers that amounts to 10.5% of the total number of berths in the seaport and 13% of the total number of the berth wall of all berths in the seaport of Ust Luga respectively.

Following the results of the first quarter of 2019 a total of 905,000 tons of cargoes were handled on berths of the North-Western Basin Branch in the seaport of Ust Luga that amounted to 3.4% of the total volume of cargo transshipment in the seaport of Ust Luga.