Chennai Port introduces a cutting-edge railway goods shed at Jolarpet Railway Station to enhance logistics. This initiative boosts sustainability and alleviates road congestion in the Chennai region. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

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Chennai Port’s Green Logistics Initiative

Chennai Port Authority’s latest project, constructed at a cost of ₹6.71 crore, is under a revenue-sharing model with Southern Railway. This goods shed facilitates seamless container movement and supports green logistics solutions, reflecting a commitment to sustainability.

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Chennai Port Authority and Indian Railways collaborated with Container Corporation (CONCOR) to launch the “TVS Go Green Express” container train. This train was flagged off and received at Ennore Port Rail Siding, marking a significant milestone in sustainable transportation.

Enhanced Connectivity Through Chennai Port’s Railway Goods Shed

The train carried 29 FEUs (58 TEUs) of auto commodities weighing 20 MT each. These goods, bound for African nations, highlight improved connectivity between Chennai Ports and major regions like Northern Tamil Nadu, Bangalore, and Mysore. Faster transportation improves trade efficiency and port operations.

The multi-modal approach integrates road and rail logistics, reducing bottlenecks and providing cost-effective solutions. These efforts demonstrate Chennai Port Authority’s commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility while supporting regional economic growth.

Source: www.deccanchronicle.com

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