Chizhou Port is a Class I open port along the Yangtze River in Anhui Province, China (Coordinates: 30°39’N 117°29’E). The port holds certification as a SOLAS-compliant facility and meets ISPS Code requirements. It operates under the direct supervision of Anhui Provincial Port Administration and complies with PRC Ministry of Transport regulations (Port Law Article 32). The port handles annual throughput exceeding 50 million tons, with specialized terminals for containers, bulk cargo, and dangerous goods.
2. Port Dues and Charges
2.1 Port Dues
Harbor Dues: ¥0.35/GRT for international vessels, ¥0.25/GRT for domestic vessels (Anhui Port Tariff Regulation 2023-07, effective Jan 1, 2024)
Channel Maintenance Fee: ¥0.10/GRT (Yangtze River Administration Circular No. 45/2022)
Anchorage Fee: ¥0.15/GRT per day (Chizhou Port Authority Notice 2023-12, amended 2024-03)
VTS Fee: ¥0.08/GRT per transit (Mandatory for vessels >300 GRT, Yangtze River VTS Regulation)
Port Security Charge: ¥0.05/GRT (ISPS Code Implementation Fee)