Rail minted gantry crane on the quayside at London Gateway

London Gateway owners invest in rail infrastructure

Rail minted gantry crane on the quayside at London Gateway Image from DP World media centre

The owners of London Gateway have announced a multi-million pound investment in new rail infrastructure at the port terminal. The most visible example will be the commissioning of two rail mounted gantry cranes to better serve container shops and intermodal rail traffic. DP World say the programme of investment is to answer growing customer demand over the next year and a half.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

2 comments op “London Gateway owners invest in rail infrastructure”

bönström bönström|03.02.23|13:15

With decisive investments, for sustainable infrastructure, truly benefitted is – of Advantage by being an island – by nearness to ports.
(Edge towards Continent, etc…)
Pooling of the two deep water ports…, yes indeed, etc.!

LOLZ LOLZ|09.02.23|16:55

“Intermodal trains under the lights on the dockside at London Gateway” That isn’t London Gateway.

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Rail minted gantry crane on the quayside at London Gateway

London Gateway owners invest in rail infrastructure

Rail minted gantry crane on the quayside at London Gateway Image from DP World media centre

The owners of London Gateway have announced a multi-million pound investment in new rail infrastructure at the port terminal. The most visible example will be the commissioning of two rail mounted gantry cranes to better serve container shops and intermodal rail traffic. DP World say the programme of investment is to answer growing customer demand over the next year and a half.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

2 comments op “London Gateway owners invest in rail infrastructure”

bönström bönström|03.02.23|13:15

With decisive investments, for sustainable infrastructure, truly benefitted is – of Advantage by being an island – by nearness to ports.
(Edge towards Continent, etc…)
Pooling of the two deep water ports…, yes indeed, etc.!

LOLZ LOLZ|09.02.23|16:55

“Intermodal trains under the lights on the dockside at London Gateway” That isn’t London Gateway.

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