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Port Overview
Asaluyeh Port, located in the strategically significant Persian Gulf region of Iran, is a critical maritime infrastructure serving the country’s expansive petrochemical and energy sector. Situated in the Bushehr Province, this port plays a pivotal role in Iran’s maritime trade, particularly in hydrocarbon exports and industrial logistics. Its position along the southern Iranian coastline makes it a key node in the region’s maritime transportation network, offering crucial connectivity for energy-related industries and international trade.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at 27.5413°N, 52.5406°E, Asaluyeh Port is situated in a geographically advantageous location within the Persian Gulf’s southern coastal region. The port benefits from:
– Direct access to major international shipping routes
– Proximity to critical energy production zones
– Relatively sheltered approach with stable maritime conditions
– Minimal navigational challenges due to predictable regional weather patterns
The local climate is characterized by hot, arid conditions typical of the Persian Gulf region, with minimal seasonal variations that support year-round maritime operations. Navigation is generally straightforward, with consistent maritime conditions facilitating efficient port access.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Asaluyeh Port is predominantly specialized in petrochemical and energy-related infrastructure, featuring:
– Dedicated hydrocarbon and chemical product terminals
– Advanced liquid bulk handling capabilities
– Specialized berths for large-scale energy export vessels
– Comprehensive storage facilities for petrochemical products
– Advanced pipeline infrastructure connecting port facilities to regional production centers
– Multiple specialized loading/unloading stations for various petroleum derivatives
The port’s infrastructure is designed to accommodate large-scale energy export operations, with extensive facilities tailored to the petrochemical industry’s specific requirements.
Technical Specifications
Key technical characteristics include:
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained at 20-25 meters
– Vessel size accommodations: Ultra-large crude carriers (ULCC) and very large crude carriers (VLCC)
– Tidal range: Approximately 2-3 meters
– Navigation supported by modern aids and real-time tracking systems
– Comprehensive pilotage services available for complex vessel movements
Operational Services
Comprehensive service offerings encompass:
– Advanced cargo handling for petrochemical products
– Bunker fuel supply (marine diesel, heavy fuel oil)
– Ship maintenance and emergency repair capabilities
– Environmental compliance and waste management services
– 24/7 port authority coordination
– Customs clearance and logistics support
– Advanced security protocols meeting international maritime standards
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial highlights include:
– Competitive port tariff structures
– Integration with Iran’s free trade zone regulations
– Multimodal transportation connections
– Direct rail and road links to major industrial centers
– Significant role in regional energy trade networks
Strategic Importance
Asaluyeh Port represents a critical component of Iran’s maritime infrastructure, offering:
– Strategic positioning in global energy markets
– Advanced facilities for hydrocarbon exports
– Significant capacity for petrochemical logistics
– Continued investment in technological upgrades
– Potential for expanded international
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