October1 , 2026

    Portchain Quay Goes Live at Klaipėda Container Terminal

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    Klaipėda Container Terminal (KCT) has successfully implemented the Portchain Quay platform, marking a significant step in its digital transformation strategy to improve berth planning, vessel scheduling and overall terminal efficiency. The cloud-based solution is designed to optimise quay operations by providing real-time visibility into vessel arrivals, berth allocation and operational planning.

    The deployment enables KCT to coordinate more effectively with shipping lines, port authorities and service providers through a shared digital platform. By streamlining communication and automating berth planning processes, the terminal expects to reduce waiting times, improve schedule reliability and maximise utilisation of quay infrastructure.

    Portchain Quay uses predictive analytics and live operational data to support more accurate vessel arrival forecasts and dynamic berth allocation. The system allows terminal operators to respond quickly to schedule changes, minimise idle berth time and improve resource planning, helping vessels achieve faster turnaround times while reducing congestion at the port.

    The implementation reflects Klaipėda Container Terminal’s commitment to adopting digital technologies that enhance operational performance and customer service. As container volumes continue to grow across the Baltic region, the new platform is expected to strengthen the terminal’s competitiveness by improving efficiency, supporting more reliable supply chains and contributing to lower emissions through reduced vessel waiting times.