‘Tank-to wake model to reduce emissions of all Rhine transport’

Published on 07-06-2022 at 10:52

Güterzug im Mittelrheintal mit zwei E-Loks Baureihe 185 (Erzzug Rotterdam - Linz) bei Oberwesel (linke Rheinstrecke)

Green transport corridors are driving the integration of rail freight with inland waterway networks in Europe, as new roadmaps for development of the Rhine valley are showing the economic benefits of cross-border cooperation.

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Tags: greenhouse emissions, Rhine-Alpine, Shift to rail

Author: Malcolm Ramsay

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‘Tank-to wake model to reduce emissions of all Rhine transport’

Published on 07-06-2022 at 10:52

Güterzug im Mittelrheintal mit zwei E-Loks Baureihe 185 (Erzzug Rotterdam - Linz) bei Oberwesel (linke Rheinstrecke)

Green transport corridors are driving the integration of rail freight with inland waterway networks in Europe, as new roadmaps for development of the Rhine valley are showing the economic benefits of cross-border cooperation.

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