Global Ocean Link (GOL) and Timac Agro Ukraine are implementing a joint project to build a specialized complex for processing, packaging, and storage of mineral fertilizers, which will be located 20 km from Odesa, on the Kyiv highway.
According to information from Serbian railway operator Srbija Cargo, freight trains, including container trains operated by its partner COSCO, are already running on the recently reconstructed Novi Sad–Subotica high-speed railway line.
Arkadiusz Marchewka (State Secretary, Ministry of Infrastructure of Poland) confirmed that a new port is planned to be built in Świnoujście. This was reported by the press service of the ports of Szczecin and Świnoujście on LinkedIn.
The ORLEN Group announced that it had completed the consolidation of its rail and road transport companies in Poland and the Czech Republic. ORLEN Kolej has become the owner of ORLEN Unipetrol Doprava (100% of shares), which specializes in transportation of chemical products, while ORLEN Transport has acquired Petrotrans (also 100%)
According to LTG Cargo, the company is carrying out a large-scale modernization of the Radviliškis Freight Wagon Depot in Radviliškis, Lithuania. In particular, the brake shop has been equipped with renovated premises and new equipment, and the development of a project to modernize the assembly shop and install new equipment has begun.
According to information from the Port of Gdynia, construction has begun on a modern intermodal terminal at the Logistics Center. Nearly PLN 75 million is to be invested in the project, including PLN 35 million (50%) in funding from the Connecting Europe Facilities (CEF).
On September 15, in Vilnius, institutions from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia involved in the Rail Baltica project signed an agreement on the electrification of the railway. The contract is worth €1.77 billion (excluding VAT).
Mostyska Container Terminal (Mostyska Dry Port LLC) has started to cooperate with Risoil Ukraine. This was reported by the terminal’s press service.
HES Gdynia Bulk Terminal (part of HES International B.V.) has completed a large-scale stage of infrastructure development on the Silesian Quay (Poland, Gdynia Port). With the commissioning of three new silos in August, the total storage capacity of the grain terminal exceeds 240,000 t, making it the largest grain transshipment center in the country.
On September 5, a new 22 km long 1435 mm European standard gauge track between Uzhhorod and Chop was officially opened. This fall, the electrification of this section will begin – ₴128 million has been allocated in the state budget for this purpose, and another part of the costs will be covered by the…… Read more »