Transportation of goods of any classification from Ukrainian railway stations through the Kostrzyn (PKP) and Kustrin-Kietz (DB) border crossings to Poland and Germany is prohibited for all consignees during the period from January 22 to March 31.
During a meeting of Ukrainian and Slovak railroaders, Josef Virba, a representative of ZSSK Cargo, said that on January 18, repair work during technological windows began on the Uzhhorod – Matevce section. They will be carried out at various stations on 1520 mm gauge tracks for 20 days, including the repair of the contact…… Read more »
From January 18 to January 24, transportation of goods of any classification from Ukrainian stations via the Izov-Exp border crossing (PKP) to the Wola Baranowska station in Poland is prohibited for all consignees.
About 8,200 wagons with grain were found waiting for unloading at Ukrainian sea ports on January 11, 2024. Taking into account that approximately 1,200 wagons per day are accepted at the stations
Almost 8,100 wagons were waiting for unloading at Ukraine’s western land border crossing points on January 10 (down 1,871 wagons compared with December 27).
At the beginning of the year, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) launched a program to co-finance (up to ₴270 million) the development of elevator capacity for grain processing, drying and storage for micro, small and medium-sized agribusinesses (MSMEs*).
As of January 16, there were about 35 vessels at the Sulina and Bystre canals waiting to go west to the Danube ports (four each to Izmail and Reni, and one to Giurgiulesti). The average waiting time for westbound and eastbound calls ranges from one to three days.
In January 2024, a floating LNG terminal – FSRU Alexandroupolis – with an annual liquefied gas transshipment capacity of 5.5 bcm is to be connected to the 28 km long subsea and onshore high-pressure gas pipeline, which will allow feeding raw materials into the Greek gas transmission system and further to end consumers in…… Read more »
The State Customs Service of Ukraine and its Moldovan counterparts will jointly control rail traffic at the Novosavytske-Kuchurhan border crossing point. Representatives of the customs and border administrations of both countries have already signed the Act on the readiness of the Kuchurhan-Novosavytske railway crossing point for joint control.
Starting January 8, METRANS Group (a subsidiary of Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG) will launch a new daily train service between Germany’s largest seaport, Hamburg, and the railway junction in Kornwestheim (near Stuttgart).