The aftermath of a freight train derailment at Barking, east London, continues to disrupt railway services, with repairs expected to extend deep into this week.
Belgian state-owned operator Lineas will take over Area 7 at the Port of Antwerp, gaining control of more than 70% of the area dedicated to single wagonload services.
A consortium of five organisations is launching a project to produce and use green hydrogen at the Port of Savona. The initiative will include the deployment of hydrogen as an alternative power source for rail freight operations, including last-mile movements within the port.
Poland’s largest infrastructure project, Port Polska, formerly known as CPK, and the city of Kielce have signed a letter of intent to develop an intermodal freight terminal in Obice.
Serbia allocated €45.5m for the reconstruction and expansion of the Port of Prahovo, located on the Danube River. Within the project, the port’s railway infrastructure would be modernised as well.
The North East Scotland city of Aberdeen remains synonymous with North Sea oil and gas logistics. As the fossil fuel energy sector matures and declines, the Port of Aberdeen is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in its 890-year history.
Amid ongoing disruption across the Middle East and Eastern Europe, Cyprus is positioning itself as a stable, EU-based logistics hub at the heart of the Eastern Mediterranean.
Amid ongoing disruption across the Middle East and Eastern Europe, Cyprus is positioning itself as a stable, EU-based logistics hub at the heart of the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Port of Huelva has completed an expansion of its rail infrastructure in the southern dock, while the Port of Seville has launched a tender to extend rail access to its liquid logistics terminal.
Together with Trieste and Genoa, Gioia Tauro is one of Italy’s three main ports. However, rail freight has so far played only a minor role in its logistics operations.