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port capacity

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The estimated capacity of a port or an anchorage to clear cargo in 24 hours usually expressed in tons. See also beach capacity; clearance capacity.


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The feasible expansion of port capacity and the development of port-based distribution parks and planned waterway upgrades could allow waterborne freight to expand its share by 5% to around 30% by 2030 - cumulatively reducing road freight's share to 60%.
The feasible expansion of port capacity and the development of port-based distribution parks and planned waterway upgrades could allow waterborne freight to expand its share by 5% to around 30% by 2030: cumulatively reducing road freight's share to 60%.
Rail and port capacity is being brought on stream in tandem to enable the movement of dry bulk cargo; simultaneously, inland container depots (ICDs) are being developed to enable the smooth processing of containers.
 
 
 
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