HUIZHOU

Port Standard Code (UN/LOCODE): CNHUI Port management agencies: Huizhou Customs, Huizhou Maritime Bureau, Huizhou Port Aviation Bureau Terminal operator: Huizhou Port Group Co., Ltd Port Area Address: Daya Bay Economic and Technological Development Zone, Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, China (covering Tsuen Wan Port Area, Donglian Port Area, etc.) Port attributes: Seaport/Deep Water Port, a large comprehensive port, supporting specialized operation terminals for liquid chemical, bulk cargo, and container industries. Comprehensive Overview of the Port The Port of Huizhou (UN/LOCODE: CNHUI) is located on the north bank of Daya Bay in Huizhou City, Guangdong Province. It is a national first-class open port and an important energy, chemical, and comprehensive logistics hub port in the eastern part of the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area. The port is adjacent to Shenzhen and Hong Kong, facing the South China Sea. With excellent deep-water coastline resources and developed regional transportation networks, it occupies an important position in the coastal port system of southern China. The port implements a "one port, multiple zones" development pattern, forming a development system centered around Donglian Port Area and Tsuen Wan Port Area. Among them, Donglian Port Area focuses on serving the energy and petrochemical industries, and has built specialized berths for crude oil, liquid chemicals, and liquefied gas. It is an important petrochemical logistics base in South China; The Tsuen Wan Port Area mainly undertakes the transportation of bulk cargo such as coal, ore, and building materials, while also taking into account container and comprehensive logistics business. Relying on the world-class petrochemical industry base in Daya Bay, the port is closely linked with the port industry, providing stable and efficient logistics support for the regional industrial chain. After years of construction, Huizhou Port has formed a modern port system integrating liquid chemical industry, energy transportation, bulk cargo, container and comprehensive logistics. The port area is equipped with deep-water berths, modern warehousing facilities, professional transportation systems, and intelligent port management platforms, which can meet the needs of large ships berthing and various types of cargo loading and unloading. The port service covers the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area and radiates to parts of southern and central China. It is an important overseas channel for industries such as electronic information, new materials, equipment manufacturing, and automotive parts in Huizhou. Airline routes and intermodal networks Huizhou Port relies on the geographical advantages of the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area to gradually build a comprehensive transportation network covering international energy transportation, regional logistics distribution, and multimodal transport services. International Energy and Chemical Transportation Network: The port has opened up crude oil and chemical transportation routes connecting the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and other major energy producing areas, providing stable raw material supply guarantees for the Daya Bay Petrochemical Base and surrounding industrial parks, and is an important energy logistics node in South China. Collaborative Network of Ports in the Greater Bay Area: Huizhou Port actively integrates into the construction of world-class port clusters in the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area, establishes close cooperation with hub ports such as Shenzhen Yantian Port and Guangzhou Port, and achieves efficient linkage through barge transportation and combined port mode, improving the international transportation capacity and logistics efficiency of foreign trade containers. Multimodal transportation system: Relying on the port road, railway dedicated line, and petrochemical pipeline network system, Huizhou Port has formed a "port+railway+road+pipeline" multimodal transport system. Bulk cargo can be quickly transported to eastern Guangdong and inland areas by railway, while petrochemical raw materials can be directly transported to park enterprises through dedicated pipelines, effectively reducing logistics costs and improving transportation efficiency. With superior deep-water port resources, a complete energy and chemical logistics system, and the advantage of being an important node port in the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area, Huizhou Port has developed into an important energy transportation base and modern comprehensive logistics hub in southern China, playing an important role in regional industrial development and international supply chain system.