Ohio rail grants fund four freight infrastructure projects
USA: The Ohio Rail Development Commission has approved $1.46 million in Ohio rail grants for four projects tied to more than $353.7 million in statewide investment.
USA: The Ohio Rail Development Commission has approved $1.46 million in Ohio rail grants for four projects tied to more than $353.7 million in statewide investment.
USA: MSC’s Empire Service made its first Port Everglades call on July 17, restoring direct Asia access to the Florida gateway and adding a rail-connected Florida stop to the revised rotation.
USA: Savannah rail cargo exceeded 500,000 containers for a third consecutive fiscal year, while the Georgia port’s June container volume rose 18% year over year to 483,684 TEUs.
USA: MassDOT has opened the $5.6 million East Deerfield transload facility in Massachusetts, creating a new rail-to-truck transfer point for intermodal containers and regional last-mile freight connections.
Adif has opened the expanded Noáin freight terminal in Navarra, quadrupling operational capacity to eight trains per day and raising annual intermodal capacity to 60,000 transport units.
Norfolk Southern will expand its appointment system to international intermodal traffic in Kansas City and St. Louis on August 24, following customer town halls in both Missouri markets.
Bulgaria has opened €10.65 million in intermodal terminal grants for operators planning equipment purchases, specialised IT systems, and upgrades to rail, road, or cargo-handling infrastructure.
Canada has referred the Port of Vancouver Gateway Strategy to the Major Projects Office, advancing a four-part program centered on a proposed 50% increase in container-handling capacity.
The Port of Long Beach environmental award recognizes decades of work combining cargo growth, cleaner technology and more sustainable freight operations across the Southern California region.
Barking Eurohub redevelopment has begun with a £15 million investment, marking the start of a three-year programme to transform the 40-acre east London site into a fully operational international intermodal freight facility. The project supports the Government’s plans to expand rail freight and restore regular cross-Channel rail freight services through the Channel Tunnel.
Australia freight supply chains have again come under sharper focus as the Iran conflict and the resulting global fuel crisis underline how much the country depends on secure, resilient supply chains.
The Ulm-Dornstadt container terminal has expanded, with Deutsche Bahn opening an additional storage area that adds approximately 38,000 square meters to the site’s logistics infrastructure.