Germany has received European Commission approval for €29.3 million in public funding for the EUREGIO rail-road freight terminal in Stolberg, near Aachen. The project will expand an existing freight handling site serving traffic from Dutch and Belgian seaports, with operations planned to begin in 2035.
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