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Central Port in Gdańsk (ZMPG concept)

plannedstage: announced
PLN 12 billion
estimate · data from 20 May 2019net or gross: not recorded≈ PLN 12 billion (value-by-stage, est., nominal)

A concept for an outer port in the Bay of Gdańsk: about 1,400 ha of water area, 410 ha of reclaimed land, nine terminals, 19 km of quays and 8.5 km of breakwaters, in three stages. The Gdańsk Sea Port Authority chose it in May 2019 from six variants. The cost of the full build was estimated at about PLN 12 billion, and the investment was planned as a public-private partnership. In August 2021 the trade press reported that construction would not start because too few tenants were interested. Preparatory work was to continue. This is a concept, not a project under construction.

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Timeline

  1. AnnouncedMay 2019

Significance

The Central Port was meant to expand the handling capacity of the Port of Gdańsk. Under the concept the first terminals could start in 2029, and the market was to decide the order of construction. Sources from 2019–2021 show no financing decision or partnership agreement, and no newer statement on the fate of the concept was found.

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  1. GospodarkaMorska.pl20 May 2019
  2. gdansk.pl20 May 2019
    StageCostAnnouncedInvestor
    Stage · Announced20 maja 2019 r. Zarząd Morskiego Portu Gdańsk ogłosił decyzję o wyborze jednej z nich.
    CostBudowa Portu Centralnego w docelowym kształcie kosztować ma ok. 12 mld zł, uwzględniając wydatki po stronie administracji morskiej na budowę nowych falochronów, obrotnic i torów podejściowych.
    InvestorZarząd Morskiego Portu Gdańsk zbuduje w Porcie Centralnym 19 km nabrzeży eksploatacyjnych oraz 8,5 km falochronów
  3. Rynek Infrastruktury13 Aug 2021
    Status
    StatusNie dojdzie w tym roku do rozpoczęcia budowy wysuniętej w morze części Portu Gdańsk.