Railway transportation
Rail Baltica: Lithuania receives first shipment of gravel by sea from Sweden
CFR Marfa temporarily banned from cargo transportation from Ukrainian and Moldovan stations to Romania
From August 15 and until this decision is canceled, the carrier CFR Marfa will be banned from transporting cargoes of any nomenclature on a 1520 mm gauge from the stations of Ukraine and Moldova via the Reni-Exp border crossing (CFR) to Galati Bazin and Galati Marfuri stations in Romania for the Intermodal Terminal consignee.
Cost of freight wagon repairs at some private enterprises in Baltic countries in October 2024
Cost of repairs of 22.5 ton-force freight wagons at private enterprises of Baltic countries in October 2024 (€, VAT excluded, bss FCA)*
LTG Cargo to change basic tariffs for rail freight transportation from 1 Jan 2025
Starting from January 1, 2025, the Lithuanian freight operator LTG Cargo will change the basic tariffs for its services. According to the company, the update of the cost of LTG Cargo’s services is due to an increase in the tariffs of railway infrastructure operator LTG Infra.
CFR Marfa temporarily banned from cargo transportation from Ukrainian and Moldovan stations to Romania
From August 15 and until this decision is canceled, the carrier CFR Marfa will be banned from transporting cargoes of any nomenclature on a 1520 mm gauge from the stations of Ukraine and Moldova via the Reni-Exp border crossing (CFR) to Galati Bazin and Galati Marfuri stations in Romania
LTG Cargo to change basic tariffs for rail freight transportation from 1 Jan 2025
Starting from January 1, 2025, the Lithuanian freight operator LTG Cargo will change the basic tariffs for its services. According to the company, the update of the cost of LTG Cargo’s services is due to an increase in the tariffs of railway infrastructure operator LTG Infra.
Paneuropa: New route for liquefied natural gas transportation from Benelux countries to Poland
Slovenian Government approves construction project of second railway track on Divaca-Koper line
The Slovenian Parliament has approved a project to double the track on the Divaca-Koper railway line. The total investment in the project will amount to €354 million, with the European Investment Bank covering most of the costs (€250 million).