French intermodal freight operator appeals to state on energy price hike

Published on 30-12-2022 at 11:10

Photo: Pixabay. Erich Westendarp

Brittany-based Lahaye Global Logistics, one of the pioneers of combined road-rail transport development in France, has called on the state authorities to intervene to limit the impact of rising energy prices in the rail freight sector.

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Tags: Electricity prices, Energy Crisis, France, Lahaye Global Logistics, Naviland Cargo, SNCF France, SNCF Réseau

Author: Stuart Todd

1 comment op “French intermodal freight operator appeals to state on energy price hike”

bönström bönström|05.01.23|11:26

At clients, however, what soundly and sustainably provide for low cost, is robust, resilient and redundant supply chains.
Now requested are, IM:s that provide for sustainable, high quality railway infrastructure!
(Weak Link at multimodal transports, needs a sustainable upgrading!…)
However, stuck at standards no longer optimal, neither resilient, nor redundant, devastatingly “long, heavy” trains now is mantra…
Goal of EU, nearness within Market, now has to be provided for!