Starting from October 28, transportation of ore, slag and ash (HS 26) from Ukrainian stations via the Izov-Exp border crossing (PKP) to the Slawkow LHS station in Poland for Arcelor Mittal Polska is prohibited.
LDZ Cargo has announced the possibility of renting 238 wagons of various types until December 31, 2026 at the lowest possible rate of €6.5 per day (excluding VAT, subject to scheduled repairs at the expense of the lessee). The minimum step to raise the rate is €0.5 per day.
Almost 1.35 million tonnes of grain were exported from Ukraine by railways during the period started October 1 and ended October 25 compared with 1.07 million t in September. More active work of the temporary Sea Corridor boosted grain inflows to ports.
A total of 12,600 wagons were waiting for unloading at Ukraine’s western land border crossing points on October 18, down 391 wagons compared with September 30.
About 4,400 wagons with grain were found waiting for unloading at Ukrainian sea ports on October 19.
Almost 887,000 tonnes of grain were exported from Ukraine by railways during the period started October 1 and ended October 18 compared with 1.07 million t in September.
The company “DTEK Energo” imported more than 38,000 t of coal from Poland in order to ensure the stable operation of thermal power plants during the heating season. The information was unveiled by Ildar Saleyev, the general director of the company.
About 181 wagons were transferred daily through the the Vadul-Siret – Dornesti (Romania) land border crossing as of October 24 (down 14 wagons compared with the daily rate a week ago).
Representatives of the ministries of Moldova, Romania and Ukraine held negotiations on the creation of a “Green Corridor” between the checkpoints of Reni (Ukraine) – Giurgiuleşti (Moldova) – Galaţi (Romania) to speed up the cargo traffic and exports of Ukrainian agricultural products.
The Czech railway company EP Cargo (part of the European energy company Energy and Industry Holding) has put into operation a new transshipment terminal on the Slovak-Ukrainian border in the village of Vojany (in the Košice region, eastern Slovakia).