Port infrastructure

The Hamilton-Oshawa Port closed 2024 with record revenue and is now pursuing Canada Border Services Agency approval to expand its inland customs processing capability.

Norfolk Southern has launched RailGreen, the first eco-friendly freight corridor in the U. S.

Bulgaria has launched a $11. 6 million investment to upgrade Burgas Port rail infrastructure, aiming to expand cargo capacity and strengthen links between Europe’s east and west.

As construction of the Melbourne Intermodal Terminal nears completion, the Intermodal Terminal Company has appointed Andrew Adam as its new non-executive director to guide its next strategic phase.

India plans to start its first coastal green shipping corridor between Kandla and Thoothukudi within the next three to six months, aiming to cut carbon emissions in maritime transport.

Glid Technologies has launched an autonomous road-rail vehicle project on California’s Skunk Train route to boost low-emission logistics and utilize underused railway infrastructure.

The US government approved a $3. 8 million loan to support the SCMB railway project study, a key infrastructure initiative connecting Subic, Clark, Manila, and Batangas ports.

Finland has launched the planning phase of Rail Nordica, a cross-border railway that will connect its northern region with Narvik, Norway, by adopting the European track gauge.

Kazakhstan invests in the development of Bandar Abbas Port to strengthen its logistics network and create a stable transit route through Iran to global maritime lanes.

Container Corporation of India has entered into an MoU with GAIL to build LNG infrastructure across its national logistics network and promote clean energy use in road transport.

The Mount Vernon Railroad officially opened yesterday, marking a new chapter in the expansion of Indiana’s transportation infrastructure.

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