EC to ‘cover funding gap’ for new Brittany Ferries multimodal terminal

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The European Commission (EC) allocated 19 million euros for the construction of a new multimodal terminal in Mouguerre, near Bayonne, in southwestern France. The terminal will be managed by Brittany Ferries and will be equipped with Lohr’s horizontal transshipment technology to shift non-cranable semi-trailers from road to rail.

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EC to ‘cover funding gap’ for new Brittany Ferries multimodal terminal

Image: Brittany Ferries

The European Commission (EC) allocated 19 million euros for the construction of a new multimodal terminal in Mouguerre, near Bayonne, in southwestern France. The terminal will be managed by Brittany Ferries and will be equipped with Lohr’s horizontal transshipment technology to shift non-cranable semi-trailers from road to rail.

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