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Seine-Nord Europe Canal Central link of the European Seine-Scheldt Waterway General presentation Maillon central

Mr Nicolas BOUR, Project Manager Mission Seine-Nord Europe - VNF

Summary Issues of Seine-Scheldt inland waterway Project description Development schedule

Summary Issues of Seine-Scheldt inland waterway Project description Development schedule

A European network 38 000 km of which 20 000km at high capacity (>1 000 tonnes) serving the principal European conurbations 465 MT of freight transported 128 billion tonne-km in 2005 7.2% modal share (UE15) Netherlands: 47.3 % Germany: 13.2 % Belgium: 14.7 % Austria: 4.5% France: 2.9 % (13% on Seine corridor, 30% on Rhine corridor)

Growth of inland water transport in Europe 1975: 87 billion T-km 1995: 112 billion T-km 1985: 90 billion T-km 2005: 128 billion T-km Total waterborne traffic in billion tonne-km 1970-2005

– a small proportion of high-capacity waterways The French network: – a small proportion of high-capacity waterways – lack of interconnection between the high-capacity river navigations High-capacity waterway Limited-capacity waterway

Canal Seine-Nord Europe Central link of the European Seine-Scheldt Waterway Eliminate a major bottleneck on the European high-capacity waterway network Improve competitiveness of industry through the reliability and the reduced logistics costs of inland water transport by offering common access in Europe to 6 seaports of the northern range (60% of Europe’s exports/imports) Contribute to regional development in France and Europe, reinforcing the capacity of exchange in the corridor Le Havre-Paris-Amsterdam/Dunkirk

an investment at European level Interconnection with 20 000 km of European high-capacity waterways to the Black Sea Restructuring logistics and development of intermodality over the North-Western Europe Optimisation of seaport services over the Northern range: increase in port value by improved access to hinterland Reduction of transport congestion (25% of the objectives of Marco-Polo) Contribution to growth of European Union

Summary Issues of Seine-Scheldt inland waterway Project description Implementation schedule

Project submitted to public enquiry (January 07 to March 07) A canal 106 km long (class Vb) from Compiègne to Aubencheul-au-Bac comprising: 8 pounds connected by 7 locks (single chamber) with water-saving basins 2 water storage reservoirs 3 aqueducts 4 multimodal platforms and 7 loading/unloading quays 5 boat harbours + moorings for passenger vessels

Port and logistics zones along the canal 360 ha of industrial port and logistics zones Enhancing the agricultural and industrial potential of the regions Locating logistics distribution centres Contributing to volume concentration Developing intermodality - water-rail-road

Optimised water management Carefully controlled water supply maximum watertightness of the canal and recycling of lockages constitution of reserves (storage reservoirs) Project contributes to attenuating floods of the Oise reduction in floods between Compiègne and Noyon capacity to transfer floods of the Somme to the Oise basin Value added by water transfer - transfer of 1 - 2 m3/s from the Oise to guarantee water supply to the Lille conurbation (outside low-flow periods on the Oise)

1.2 forecasted traffic in the north-south corridor logistic scenario (PPP) base scenario (PPP) without the project Waterborne traffic in million tonnes 2020 2050 Base scenario 13,3 20,0 Logistic scenario 13,8 – 14,9 25,8 – 27,7

Forecast traffic in Europe and France Significant growth of waterborne traffic by 2020 Europe between +6 and +7 billion tonne-km France between +4.3 and +4.7 billion tonne-km Good prospects for continued long-term growth (2050) Europe +8.4 to +16.2 billion tonne-km France +5.8 to +11.9 billion tonne-km Two thirds of the additional waterborne traffic at the European level by modal shift from road 500 000 fewer HGV movements in 2020 and 1.2 to 2 million fewer by 2050 Les diféfrents scénario - l’augmentation du trafic fluvial dont en France

a socio-economically profitable project Cost 3.17 billion € (PPP) Earthworks Locks and other hydraulic structures Bridges and other engineering structures Port platforms Environmental measures Socio-economic benefit : €8 billion (evaluated over 50-year period – 4 % actualisation rate) Socio-economic internal rate of return (IRR) of 6.2 and 8%(in France, an investment is considered profitable if the IRR is greater than 4%)

Growth based on the key advantages of IWT, factor of competitiveness for industry Transport costs reduced by concentration of volume Reliability of delivery times Safety Capacity to serve clients in the heart of large conurbations Image (environment-friendly transport)

Nature of goods transported on SNE Chemical products, fertilisers, 11% Projection in 2020 (tonne-km) - central scenario Containers, heavy loads, vehicles, 17% Cereals, 30% Chemical products, fertilisers, 11% Energy products, 11% Construction materials, 20% Metallurgical products, 11%

Summary Issues of Seine-Scheldt inland waterway Project description Development schedule

Development schedule Public enquiry Jan - March 2007  Detailed studies and PPP contractual procedures Competitive dialogue 2008-2009  Soil surveys – archeological surveys 2007-2008  Land acquisition 2008-2009  Start of works PPP 2010  Opening of the canal PPP 2014