CPK: new Warsaw-Łódź railway to be financed through CEF
Another piece of the Polish largest infrastructure project, Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK), has been put in place. The new high-speed railway between Warsaw and Łódź, two of the main rail freight hubs in the country,...Read more
Hupac to start direct rail freight link Warsaw-Rotterdam
In less than two weeks Hupac will be operating its first direct service between Warsaw and Rotterdam. The shuttle train will make the first journey on 2 May with a frequency of two roundtrips per...Read more
RailFreight Summit Poland 2023 kicks off
The sixth edition of the RailFreight Summit Poland has started. In just a few hours, the conference programme will begin. Tomorrow, attendees are taken on a tour around Malaszewicze and some delegates will already have...Read more
Here are 5 reasons to visit RailFreight Summit 2023 in Warsaw
EVENTThe RailFreight Summit 2023, taking place on 19 & 20 April in Warsaw, Poland, is just around the corner. With one week left before the event kicks off, the editorial team of RailFreight.com decided to...Read more
‘Unlocking the potential for rail freight within the construction sector is up to the industry’
INTERVIEWAs the Head of Rail for Tarmac, Chris Swan is committed to strengthening further the relationship between industry and the railways. His company may have a name that is synonymous with road construction in its...Read moreRailFreight Summit 2023: fresh outlook, registrations open
Registrations for the RailFreight Summit 2023 are now open. Do you have something to do with rail and with Poland? Then you will want to be at this event, where hundreds of rail professionals gather...Read more
RailFreight Summit Poland starts tomorrow, watch it online
EVENTThe RailFreight Summit Poland starts tomorrow, Wednesday 7 September. It is going to be a record-breaking edition with over 300 industry professionals attending. If you cannot travel to Warsaw for this two-day industry event, you...Read more
Malaszewicze no longer an EU priority, focus on Ukraine
Billions of euros are invested in the railway network of Poland. It is the largest beneficiary of EU funds, and its own government has doubled the investment amount for rail this year. Yet, the new...Read more
Just a week until the RailFreight Summit kicks off in Warsaw
In a week from now, the RailFreight Summit in Poland kicks off. The programme is complete, the site tour ready and the last tickets are being sold. Here is what is happening next week in...Read more
Rethinking the New Silk Road: should we still go to Duisburg?
For many years, Germany has hosted the main European hubs on the New Silk Road. But it is time to rethink the western part of the Eurasian corridor, say industry experts, as the German network...Read more
Join the free RailFreight Webinar: Poland, a new reality
Within a few months, the role of Poland on the international rail freight market has changed completely. Whereas it used to be the gateway to Europe for traffic from Asia with the most heavily consumed...Read more
Hupac’s terminal opening ánd RailFreight Summit in Warsaw
EVENTOn 7 September Hupac will inaugurate its new terminal in Brwinów, near Warsaw. At the event, Siemens Mobility will present the new features of the Vectron locomotives for freight transport. The opening coincides with the...Read more
What do the numbers tell us for Poland-China traffic in 2022?
INFOGRAPHICFollowing the war in Ukraine and the diversification of Silk Road routes, the Silk Road volumes have presented stagnation, with growth rates for the first half of 2022 dropping substantially. Poland-China traffic is not excepted...Read more
RailFreight Summit Poland open for registration
eventIt is only a summer holiday away until the RailFreight Summit Poland takes place and the lustrum event is now open for registration. Do you want to better understand the impact of war on a...Read morePoland is moving to a new reality, these are the new opportunities
Within a few months the role of Poland on the international rail freight market has changed completely. Whereas it used to be the gateway to Europe for traffic from Asia with the most heavily consumed...Read more