Please enter ETA to select correct tariff. New tariff 2024 is in force from 15th January 2024.
NB! For vessels with deck cargo or heavy-lift capacity (250 mt or more), pls contact us for estimation.
Tariff: There are 13 different tariffs, please choose the correct for your vessel.
SCNT: This is the Suez Canal Net Tonnage. The Suez Canal Net Tonnage Certificate can be obtained from any class society. The SCNT is measured every time the vessel transits the Canal. Vessels usually get this when built.
Dry-bulk – SCNT for standard sizes
Tanker – SCNT for standard sizes
The SCNT is close to the vessels International Gross Tonnage
SCNT is roughly half the vessels deadweight
For the LNG vessels the SCNT depends on the construction, and the SCNT is reflected on the volume of the hull, not the cargo carrying capacity. The two main constructions are the non-integrated type (Moss construction) and the integrated type (membrane). Please note that the following figures are approximate.
GRT: The gross tonnage of the vessel.
Draft: The transit draft of the vessel.
Beam: The vessels maximum beam.
Bagged Cargo: Bulk carriers lloaded with 50% or more bagged cargo are calculated bss tariff 13.
Gas free certificate: This applies for LPG and LNG tankers in a gas-free condition.
If a gasfree certificate is not provided an escort tug (10 000SDR) will be involved for vessels with SCNRT over 40 000 and two escort tugs for vessels with SCNRT over 90 000.
Please note that this is an estimation only. Final DA is always subject to calculations and invoices from authorities and service providers.