The shipping platform

Location: Eilat is at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba in the Red Sea. General overview: The Port of Eilat is equipped to handle most cargoes and a small repair service is available. Eilat also has a Crude Oil Jetty operated by EAPC. There is also a pipeline connecting Red Sea (Eilat) with Mediterranean (Ashkelon) transferring crude oil. - Crude Oil Jetty (Tankers up to 300,000DWT // Depth 30m) Loading (10,000 m3/h) Discharging (20,000 m3/h) - Berths No.1 - 3 (Draft 12m // Length 528m) For Bulk & General Cargo and Containers. Conveyor Belt (800 t/h) Shallow Berth (Draft 5.5m // Length 202m) Handling Equipment (70t): - 2 Shore Cranes - 2 Gate Cranes Cargoes: - Exports are minerals, phosphates, potash and ores. - Imports include timber, building materials, foodstuffs and vehicles. Storage: - Seashore Site (160,000 m3) - Ramat Yotam (16 Tanks // 1.1 million m3) - Containers (Area 28,000 m2 for 2100 Containers) - Bulk (3 Sheds - 170,000t) Traffic figures: Approx. 2,100,000t of dry cargo, 70,000 cars and 50,000TEUs handled annually. Load line zone: Tropical. Max size: Oil Jetty 500,000 DWT / Draught 27m Bulk Pier - Draught 12m Container Terminal - Draught 10.8m IMO Class 1: NO TRANSHIPMENT Discharging: before loading at the load port cargo IMO declaration + MSDS showing full details of the shipper and receiver to be presented to local authorities + port, only after obtaining their authorization the cargo may be loaded. Discharging is direct delivery. The vessel must have all certificates as per IMO regulation and merger test must be c/o.