Upgrade of Hupac’s terminal in Piacenza to be completed by 2025

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The Piacenza Intermodal Terminal, located 50 kilometres south of Milan and managed by Hupac, will almost triple the number of containers handled by train by 2025. The facility is currently undergoing a major refurbishment to embrace the modal shift from road to rail.

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Upgrade of Hupac’s terminal in Piacenza to be completed by 2025

Image: Hupac

The Piacenza Intermodal Terminal, located 50 kilometres south of Milan and managed by Hupac, will almost triple the number of containers handled by train by 2025. The facility is currently undergoing a major refurbishment to embrace the modal shift from road to rail.

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