In the Mykolaiv port "Olvia" build a new pier
Construction of new elevator facilities continues at the terminal of the Ukrainian-Lithuanian company Eurovneshtorg. A new 180-meter-long berth is also being built there
with reference to Country Today
The assembly of the first two silos has already been completed at the terminal, 6 more are planned to be installed before the start of the new season. The new elevator capacities will increase the volume of one-time grain storage to 270 thousand tons. A total of 20 new silos are planned to be built.
750 tons of piles have already been ordered for the construction of the new berth, which will be manufactured in Luxembourg. The new berth will have a depth of 11.5 meters at the berth wall, which is the maximum depth in the waters of Mykolayiv and will connect with the existing berth built in 2017. Upon completion of construction, the total length of the berth line of the terminal will be 500 meters.
Construction of the grain terminal by the Ukrainian-Lithuanian company Eurovneshzovnishtorg began in 2017. Last year, the first stage of the terminal started operating. Once launched at full capacity, the terminal will be able to handle up to 4 million tons of cargo per year.
with reference to Country Today
The assembly of the first two silos has already been completed at the terminal, 6 more are planned to be installed before the start of the new season. The new elevator capacities will increase the volume of one-time grain storage to 270 thousand tons. A total of 20 new silos are planned to be built.
750 tons of piles have already been ordered for the construction of the new berth, which will be manufactured in Luxembourg. The new berth will have a depth of 11.5 meters at the berth wall, which is the maximum depth in the waters of Mykolayiv and will connect with the existing berth built in 2017. Upon completion of construction, the total length of the berth line of the terminal will be 500 meters.
Construction of the grain terminal by the Ukrainian-Lithuanian company Eurovneshzovnishtorg began in 2017. Last year, the first stage of the terminal started operating. Once launched at full capacity, the terminal will be able to handle up to 4 million tons of cargo per year.
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