❓ WA Parliamentary Question on Notice regarding the capacity utilisation and turnaround times for berths at the Port of Albany during the 2024-25 period. The answer provides specific data for each berth and overall averages.
AnsweredQoN 437Legislative Council
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I refer to the port of Albany, and I ask: (a) for each berth/jetty, what was the berth capacity utilisation, expressed as a percentage, for 2024-25; (b) for each berth/jetty, what was the average turnaround time (average hours) for 2024-25; (c) what was the total capacity utilisation, expressed as a percentage, for 2024-25; and (d) what was the average turnaround time (average hours) for 2024-25?
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Answered
16 September 2025
Responded by
Minister for Ports
Response time
8 days
a) Berth 1 - 7.8%
Berth 2 - 21.3%
Berth 3 - 66.5%
Berth 6 - 14.1%
b) Berth 1 - 27.3 hours average per vessel
Berth 2 - 80.9 hours average per vessel
Berth 3 - 72.9 hours average per vessel
Berth 6 - 77.4 hours average per vessel
c) 27.4% (slight variances due to rounding)
d) 66.8 hours average per vessel
Berth 2 - 21.3%
Berth 3 - 66.5%
Berth 6 - 14.1%
b) Berth 1 - 27.3 hours average per vessel
Berth 2 - 80.9 hours average per vessel
Berth 3 - 72.9 hours average per vessel
Berth 6 - 77.4 hours average per vessel
c) 27.4% (slight variances due to rounding)
d) 66.8 hours average per vessel
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