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Port Overview
Asaluyeh Anch is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in Iran’s southern coastal region, specifically in the Persian Gulf’s critical energy corridor. Situated in the Bushehr Province, this port plays a pivotal role in Iran’s petrochemical and maritime infrastructure, serving as a key node in the country’s extensive hydrocarbon export network. Its location at 27.5344°N, 52.4194°E provides critical access to major international shipping routes and the vital Middle Eastern energy market.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned within the Persian Gulf’s southern coastline, Asaluyeh Anch benefits from a strategic maritime position that offers exceptional access to international shipping lanes. The port’s coordinates provide optimal positioning for vessels navigating the complex maritime geography of the region. The surrounding coastal environment features relatively stable maritime conditions, with moderate wave patterns and predictable wind characteristics typical of the Persian Gulf region.
The local climate is characterized by hot, arid conditions with minimal precipitation, presenting both challenges and opportunities for maritime operations. Summer temperatures can exceed 40°C, necessitating specialized operational protocols for vessel and cargo management.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Asaluyeh Anch is predominantly configured as an energy and petrochemical handling facility, with specialized infrastructure designed to support large-scale hydrocarbon exports. The port features:
– Multiple specialized berths for oil and gas tankers
– Advanced petrochemical transfer infrastructure
– Extensive storage facilities for liquid and gaseous cargo
– Dedicated terminals for crude oil and refined product handling
– Comprehensive pipeline connection systems
– Advanced cargo tracking and management technologies
The port’s maximum draft of 50 meters enables accommodation of ultra-large crude carriers (ULCC) and very large crude carriers (VLCC), positioning it as a significant player in international maritime energy logistics.
Technical Specifications
Key technical characteristics include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained at 45-50 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 3-4 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Supports vessels up to 350,000 DWT
– Navigation aids: Advanced GPS and radar tracking systems
– Pilotage: Mandatory for all international vessels
– Tugboat support: Multiple high-powered tugs available for complex maritime maneuvers
Operational Services
Comprehensive operational services include:
– 24/7 stevedoring and cargo handling
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, heavy fuel oil)
– Fresh water and provisions provisioning
– Limited ship repair capabilities
– Advanced security screening
– Customs clearance facilities
– Environmental compliance monitoring
Commercial & Economic Aspects
The port operates within Iran’s strategic economic zones, offering:
– Competitive port tariffs
– Free trade zone benefits
– Integrated logistics connections
– Rail and road transport integration
– Advanced cargo tracking systems
Strategic Importance
Asaluyeh Anch represents a critical component of Iran’s maritime infrastructure, serving as a primary export gateway for the country’s substantial hydrocarbon resources. Its advanced facilities and strategic positioning make it particularly suitable for:
– Crude oil exports
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