Port infrastructure

MagRail technology takes a major step in India as DP World, DPA, and Nevomo partner on a transformative freight project to boost efficiency, speed, and sustainability in port logistics.

A new logistics hub — the Susie Container Terminal in China — has officially opened in Yiwu, one of the country’s major trade centers located in Zhejiang Province.

The BLET contract with Terminal Railway-Alabama State Docks has officially been ratified, securing long-term labor stability and structured pay raises through 2027.

Oregon lawmakers approved $100 million in state bonding to support a new container terminal, signaling major infrastructure growth for Oregon’s South Coast economy.

The Port of LA has launched a new agreement with the City of Shafter and The Wonderful Company to grow export volumes from California’s Central Valley through a strategic logistics partnership.

Rail freight in EU ports plays a critical role in reducing emissions, strengthening supply chains, and increasing the EU’s transport resilience and competitiveness.

Rail Baltic Estonia, the company overseeing the implementation of the Rail Baltica high-speed rail project in Estonia, has signed a contract with engineering firm Allspark to design a new railway line connecting the Rail Baltica corridor to the Port of Muuga.

The Port of Brunswick will open the first phase of its expanded rail yard by the end of June, enhancing auto logistics and doubling its weekly train service.

The container terminal in Aktau port began operations in June 2025 and will handle up to 240,000 TEU annually, strengthening the transit potential of the TITR corridor.

AI solutions have become a key tool in modernizing the Freightliner terminal, where the implementation of a digital process automation platform has significantly improved transport management and logistics accuracy.

As of June 1, 2025, the multimodal terminal at the Port of Barcelona is partially managed by the new operator Rail Hub Morrot (RHM), a joint venture between Renfe Mercancías and Kombiverkehr.

The Tbilisi multimodal terminal officially began operations—its first phase is now ready to receive container cargo by both rail and road transport.