Topic: Terminal

Infrastructure expansion Ukraine enriched with a new container terminal in Vinnytsia

The initial construction phase of a new container terminal in the Ukrainian city of Vinnytsia has been completed. The terminal, unambiguously dubbed Container Terminal Vinnytsia…
Largest terminal in Nordics The Alnabru freight terminal in Oslo is getting an upgrade

The Nordic region’s largest freight terminal will get various technical improvements, in both capacity and infrastructure and is now inviting stakeholders to contribute to the…
Transit hub Samskip and Matrans launch green multimodal terminal in Rotterdam

Samskip and Matrans are launching a green multimodal terminal in Rotterdam. It will handle containers as well as breakbulk transport. According to Samskip, the new…
New Romanian transshipment terminal opens at Ukrainian border

Grampet Group, a Romanian private rail freight company and owner of Grup Feroviar Român, is opening its newly built grain transshipment terminal near the Ukrainian…
Development of INSTC proceeds with Rasht – Astara and Azerbaijani terminal

The International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) is taking another step forward in its development. Russia and Iran are moving forward with the realisation of the…
Belated EU notification delays Polish rail freight terminal tax exemption

An uncompleted EU procedure is delaying a tax exemption for Polish rail freight terminals. The European Union has to approve of the exemption, as EU…
PKP Cargo confirms Ukraine as target for expansion

PKP Cargo is planning to expand its operations into Ukraine as the company seeks to expand operations in more neighbouring countries. A move into Ukraine…
New Romanian rail terminal on Ukraine border starts testing operations

A new transshipment rail terminal has started testing operations in Romania. It will primarily streamline the shipping of agricultural goods to the port of Constanța.…
EVENT More and more tonnes and TEUs, is that what we really want?

It’s a sort of race that you can not stop. Vessels are getting larger, services run more often and the containers that reach the hinterland…