Tariff adjustments
We will follow the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the month of August 2023 and apply it to the various tariff regulations and fees for both platforms. This translates into a 4.09% increase from 1 January 2024 for:
- Tariff regulations for sea-going vessels, excluding waste fee (Antwerp)
- Tariff regulations for inland shipping (Antwerp)
- Tariff regulations for the port area Brugge-Zeebrugge
- Tariff regulations for the floating 800-tonne crane 'BRABO' (Antwerp)
- Tariff regulations for the usage of quays and storehouses in the port area (Antwerp)
- Tariff regulations for catering in the port area (Antwerp)
- Tariff regulations for the usage of terrains in the port area (Antwerp)
- Tariff concessions and temporary permits (Zeebrugge)
- Tariff regulations for floating dry dock
Tariffs for towage in the docks (Antwerp) will increase by 3.68%.Tariffs for towage on the Zeebrugge platform will increase by 4.08%.
CPI will not be factored into the following tariff regulations:
- Maritime waste regulations (Antwerp and Zeebrugge)
- Tariff regulations for events, photography and filming in the seaport area of Antwerp
- Tariff regulations for water-bound oil spills
To compensate for the abolition of the additional waste fee for hazardous waste, the waste fee in Antwerp is increased as follows:
- fixed contribution:
- for a ship up to and including 3,000 GT (Gross Tonnage): € 180
- for a ship from 3,001 GT: € 250
- variable contribution: € 0.022/GT
- maximum waste fee: € 1,200
In addition, the following changes are made regarding discounts:
- introduction of a discount for LNG bunkering sea vessels that call at the port for bunkering operations (Antwerp)
- abolition of the discount for sea vessels that degas at sea and then call at the port a second time (Antwerp)
- subdivision of shipping lines for determining the frequency discount, divided according to shortsea and deepsea navigation area and ship type.