Port of Koper, source: Luka Koper

From Koper to Poland routes are going strong, especially this year

Image: Luka Koper

Baltic Rail has been providing a rail freight service connecting the port of Koper, in Slovenia, with Poland for over 10 years and has been constantly growing. Because of the current geopolitical situation, routes bypassing Russia, such as the one offered by Baltic Rail, have become more and more important.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “From Koper to Poland routes are going strong, especially this year”

bönström bönström|11.08.22|16:22

Regardless of “significant lower fig.:s”, still redundancy is added – and most needed,
as at any vital functions of society!
(Lack of redundancy, at most vital energy feeding of cooling pumps, was the direct cause, of the escalating catastrophe at Fukushima.
Robustness at the towers was insufficient, as simply not present. Given revealed vulnerability of current global supply chains, etc., etc.)

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Port of Koper, source: Luka Koper

From Koper to Poland routes are going strong, especially this year

Image: Luka Koper

Baltic Rail has been providing a rail freight service connecting the port of Koper, in Slovenia, with Poland for over 10 years and has been constantly growing. Because of the current geopolitical situation, routes bypassing Russia, such as the one offered by Baltic Rail, have become more and more important.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

1 comment op “From Koper to Poland routes are going strong, especially this year”

bönström bönström|11.08.22|16:22

Regardless of “significant lower fig.:s”, still redundancy is added – and most needed,
as at any vital functions of society!
(Lack of redundancy, at most vital energy feeding of cooling pumps, was the direct cause, of the escalating catastrophe at Fukushima.
Robustness at the towers was insufficient, as simply not present. Given revealed vulnerability of current global supply chains, etc., etc.)

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