quayage (Meaning)

Wordnet

quayage (n)

a fee charged for the use of a wharf or quay

Webster

Wharfage.

The port authority implemented a new quayage fee structure to accommodate increasing vessel traffic.
Shipping companies often factor in quayage costs when determining the most cost-effective routes.
The expansion project aimed to enhance the port's quayage capacity to accommodate larger ships.
The quayage area was bustling with activity as cargo was unloaded from the docked vessels.
The port manager conducted an assessment of the quayage facilities to identify areas for improvement.
The maritime industry relies on efficient quayage operations to ensure timely cargo handling.
The port's strategic location offers competitive quayage rates, attracting international shipping companies.
The quayage infrastructure underwent renovations to meet modern shipping demands.
Environmental sustainability initiatives are integrated into the port's quayage operations.
The quayage reservation system helps streamline vessel arrivals and departures, optimizing port efficiency.

a fee charged for the use of a wharf or quayWharfage.

marina, dockyard, shipyard,wharfage, berth, float,mooring, levee, dock, embarcadero

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The port authority implemented a new quayage fee structure to accommodate increasing vessel traffic.

Shipping companies often factor in quayage costs when determining the most cost-effective routes.

The expansion project aimed to enhance the port's quayage capacity to accommodate larger ships.

The quayage area was bustling with activity as cargo was unloaded from the docked vessels.