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Riprap stone for the future Contrecoeur container terminal wharf

19.08.2026

How 415 Steel Sheet Piles Reached Contrecoeur

Rendering of the planned Louisiana International Terminal in Violet, Louisiana

19.08.2026

A Bridge Has Kept Mega-Ships Out of New Orleans

Railway inspectors assessing Hudson Bay Railway track and bridge infrastructure

18.08.2026

Hudson Bay Railway Maps a Path to Heavier Trains

08.06.2023

Summary of Grain Ukraine 2023 Forum: Containers versus Grain Hopper Trucks

During the Grain Ukraine 2023 forum, which took place in Kyiv on May 30-31, it was noted that leading grain traders do not see any alternatives to the "grain corridor" in terms of transportation volumes and prices, according to the railway portal Railway Supply.

06.06.2023

The destruction of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Station (GES) will lead to the flooding of the elevators

The Demolition of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Station (GES) Will Lead to Flooding of Elevators The branch of the company "Nibulon" called "Kozatska" has been affected as a result of the demolition of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Station (GES), according to the railway journal Railway Supply, citing CTS.

25.05.2023

METRANS is connecting its “new” Serbian terminal with Budapest

METRANS is launching a new service between its rail terminal HUB in Budapest and its terminal in Inđija, located in northern Serbia The German company recently became the operator of the Serbian terminal, and operations are expected to commence in early June, according to Railway Supply, citing railfreight.

The integration of the ports of Mykolaiv into the "grain corridor."

19.05.2023

The ports of Mykolaiv and Olvia may be involved in the transportation of agricultural goods within the framework of the grain agreement

Ukrzaliznytsia (UZ) hopes for the inclusion of the ports of Mykolaiv in the "grain corridor. " Deputy Director of the Commercial Department of Ukrzaliznytsia, Valeriy Tkachev, announced during a meeting with representatives of the grain transportation market on Thursday, May 18, that the ports of Mykolaiv are expected to join the "grain corridor.

28.12.2022

Port of Koper breaks container handling record

Koper is the only port on the Adriatic that handled more than 1 million TEU in one year. Over the past two years, the Koper Container Terminal has experienced a period of intensive investment.

01.12.2022

Reconstruction of tracks to the port of Gdansk completed

According to PKP PLK, all work on the project "Improvement of the access railway infrastructure to the port of Gdansk" was completed with a delay of almost a year.

06.06.2022

The first batch of Ukrainian ore was sent from the Polish port

The first ship with a batch of 30 thousand tons of iron ore from Ukraine was sent from the seaport of Świnoujście to Poland.

29.05.2022

Croatia offered its ports for the transportation of Ukrainian grain

Croatian ports on the Adriatic coast can provide an alternative route for transporting grain from Ukraine. Ports on the Black and Azov Seas remain blocked as a result of Russian aggression.

24.05.2022

Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company resumed operation of 23 barges since the beginning of the war

PJSC "Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company" for 2. 5 months after the start of Russian military aggression against Ukraine resumed operation of 23 barges to ensure the transportation of goods along the Danube.

12.05.2022

A powerful intermodal terminal is being built in Romania

A new powerful intermodal terminal is being built on the territory of Romania to serve rail and road transport. The object should start operating in the city of Aiud in the first half of next year.

11.05.2022

Ukraine asks for a green corridor in the ports of Poland, Romania and Bulgaria

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said the government should speed up the transportation of fuel from European ports to Ukrainian consumers.

10.05.2022

Six foreign ships remain blocked in the port of Mariupol

About 70 ships are blocked in the seaports of Ukraine, six ships under a foreign flag remained in the Mariupol seaport. This was announced by Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Yuriy Vaskov and director of the State Enterprise "Mariupol Commercial Sea Port" Igor Barsky at a briefing on Friday, reports Railway Supply magazine with reference to Interfax-Ukraine.