market place seminar 2011 alan gibson managing director captrain benelux
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Market Place Seminar 2011 Alan Gibson Managing Director
CAPTRAIN BENELUX
AGENDA
EUROPEAN COVERAGE
ENVIRONMENTAL FOCUS
MODAL SPLIT
INLAND TRANSFERIA
RAIL CHALLENGES
CUSTOMER FOCUS
EUROPEAN COVERAGE
• Freight forwarders
• On site operations
• Freight Forwarders
• Logistics solutions in Hearthland park
• Wagons leaser
CAPTRAIN UK
• Railway Undertaking
• Infrastructure Manager
• On site operations
10 German subsidiaries & Transalpine in Switzerland and ITL in Germany, Poland and Czech Republic.
CAPTRAIN DEUTSCHLAND
•Railway Undertaking
•Shunting and short lines operations
CAPTRAIN BENELUX
• Railway Undertaking
• Logistic solutions
• Warehousing
CAPTRAIN ITALY
Revenue £5mRevenue €160m Revenue €54m Revenue €14m Revenue €3m
CAPTRAIN ROMANIA
CAPTRAIN SOLUTIONS• Engineering and research of logistics solutions, project management• Commercial service for FRET SNCF• Purchase of traction and associated services in Central and Eastern European Countries• Headquarters in Germany with subsidiaries in Poland and Austria
EUROPEAN COVERAGE
Rail freight is the eco-friendly solution to transport more goods in a better way for the climate.
A study conducted by the UIC shows that CO2 emissions are eight times less than the road.
Source: Railway Pro
ENVIRONMENTAL FOCUS
An extremely positive carbon balance
Based on electric power locomotives
Cargoes carried over long distances
High degree of effective safety management
Focus on transferring cargo from road to rail
Captrain fleet’s currently includes 88 electric locomotives
Aim is to have a modern, energy efficient electric fleet
ENVIRONMENTAL FOCUS
Costs reduction
100% of international journies performed by Captrain Netherlands are by electric traction
Rail accounts for only 0.3% of transport-related CO2 emissions in the Benelux compared to 35% by road
Rail is more fuel efficient than road transport
Rail
Energy efficiency
Reduced CO2 emissions
Propensity for e-traction
Optimizing efficiency & reducing empty loc moves Maximizing productivityGood for the environment and savings for customers’ supply chain
EVIRONMENTAL FOCUS
Source: Railway Pro
MODAL SPLIT
Development modal split
5643
11
15
3342
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
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80
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100
Today 2020
Mo
da
l sh
are
(%
)
BargeRailRoad
PORT OF ANTWERP’S MODAL SPLITContainers
Source PoA
1 0
* mln TEU
Containers at Maasvlakte
2009 2035
3,0
0,6 RAIL
1,7
7,0
BARGE
39% 45%
13,5%
20%
6,0
2,1
ROAD
47%
35%5,0
2,1
ROAD
47,5%
35%
PORT OF ROTTERAM’S MODAL SPLIT
Source HbR
ANTWERP’S TRANSFERIA & HINTERLAND HUBS
- Beverdonk Container Terminal
- Haven van Brussel
- Logistiek platform Limburg
- Haven van Luik: Trilogiport
- Rail Terminal Chemelot (RTC, Geleen)
- Terminal Conteneurs Athus (TCA)
Source PoA
Rotterdam’s transferia Alblasserdam Alphen a/d Rijn Wanssum
Rotterdam’s extended gates Duisberg Moerdijk Venlo
ROTTERDAM’S EXTENDED GATEWAYS & TRANSFERIA
Source A1 Consultancy
Source: Railway Pro
RAIL CHALLENGES
Getting there on time
Ease of doing business
Environmental performance
CUSTOMER FOCUS
Costs
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