Another major milestone for Australia's largest intermodal precinct for which our ESR subsidiary LOGOS is the investment and development partner! The Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese (pictured, centre) and Catherine King MP (pictured, fourth from left), Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government today officially opened the new Interstate Rail Terminal situated at the 243-hectare Moorebank Intermodal Precinct, where LOGOS is responsible for the development of the site, including the land and warehouses. John Marsh (pictured, left-most), Co-CEO and Co-Founder, LOGOS was present for the opening celebration. Jointly operated by National Intermodal, Qube and LOGOS, the Interstate Rail Terminal will enhance supply chain resilience, drive greater freight efficiencies between all mainland capital cities, and relieve pressure on roads and highways amid the continual increase in freight volume. Once fully operational, the terminal will target 500,000 twenty-foot containers annually. Each train arriving at the terminal will have capacity for 1,500 tonnes of freight and can remove 100 ‘B Double’ trucks from Australia’s roads. Moorebank Intermodal Precinct was also recently shortlisted for ‘Best New Mega Development’ at the prestigious international MIPIM Awards. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gTT94KFy #ESRGroup #ESR #Investment #FundManagement #NewEconomy #Development #LOGOS #Logistics #SustainableFuture #ESG
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🤝 Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport announce new partnership for a #green freight corridor to support the #decarbonisation of #transport along one of the UK's most important transport routes. 🎉 The new initiative will target greater #investment to support the decarbonisation of transport, including in the rail sector at Ely, Haughley Junction and new rail-freight terminals in the Midlands. 🌳 Cleaner fuels and new technologies to support the road, rail and maritime sector will also be a focus, alongside accelerating the opportunities for enhancing skills and employment arising from greener transport. Our Freeport East Director and Mid Suffolk District Councillor, Rachel Eburne, said: "Transport emissions must be cut if we are to meet net zero targets, so we welcome this agreement between Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport and hope it will inspire even wider collaboration, ideas and action. "While working on decarbonising road transport, getting more freight off the roads and onto rail will be an essential step, which is why we also need investment in the local rail network, such as that planned at Haughley Junction in Mid Suffolk, as part of this regional green corridor approach.” 💻 Please view the full press release: https://lnkd.in/esHb9iNw Essex County Council Suffolk County Council University of Essex Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils Tendring District Council Hutchison Ports (UK) Gateway 14, Stowmarket East Suffolk Council Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Department for Business and Trade Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom Steve Beel Tom Newman-Taylor Lord Dominic Johnson Michael Green Harry Jones Sir Christopher Haworth Bt Suffolk Chamber of Commerce Transport East England's Economic Heartland Maritime Transport Ltd ScottishPower PORT OF FELIXSTOWE LIMITED
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🤝 Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport announce new partnership for a #green freight corridor to support the #decarbonisation of #transport along one of the UK's most important transport routes. 🎉 The new initiative will target greater #investment to support the decarbonisation of transport, including in the rail sector at Ely, Haughley Junction and new rail-freight terminals in the Midlands. 🌳 Cleaner fuels and new technologies to support the road, rail and maritime sector will also be a focus, alongside accelerating the opportunities for enhancing skills and employment arising from greener transport. Our Freeport East Director and Mid Suffolk District Councillor, Rachel Eburne, said: "Transport emissions must be cut if we are to meet net zero targets, so we welcome this agreement between Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport and hope it will inspire even wider collaboration, ideas and action. "While working on decarbonising road transport, getting more freight off the roads and onto rail will be an essential step, which is why we also need investment in the local rail network, such as that planned at Haughley Junction in Mid Suffolk, as part of this regional green corridor approach.” 💻 Please view the full press release: https://lnkd.in/esHb9iNw Essex County Council Suffolk County Council University of Essex Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils Tendring District Council Hutchison Ports (UK) Gateway 14, Stowmarket East Suffolk Council Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Department for Business and Trade Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom Steve Beel Tom Newman-Taylor Lord Dominic Johnson Michael Green Harry Jones Sir Christopher Haworth Bt Suffolk Chamber of Commerce Transport East England's Economic Heartland Maritime Transport Ltd ScottishPower PORT OF FELIXSTOWE LIMITED
Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport sign green freight corridor initiative - Freeport East
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🤝 Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport announce new partnership for a #green freight corridor to support the #decarbonisation of #transport along one of the UK's most important transport routes. 🎉 The new initiative will target greater #investment to support the decarbonisation of transport, including in the rail sector at Ely, Haughley Junction and new rail-freight terminals in the Midlands. 🌳 Cleaner fuels and new technologies to support the road, rail and maritime sector will also be a focus, alongside accelerating the opportunities for enhancing skills and employment arising from greener transport. Our Freeport East Director and Mid Suffolk District Councillor, Rachel Eburne, said: "Transport emissions must be cut if we are to meet net zero targets, so we welcome this agreement between Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport and hope it will inspire even wider collaboration, ideas and action. "While working on decarbonising road transport, getting more freight off the roads and onto rail will be an essential step, which is why we also need investment in the local rail network, such as that planned at Haughley Junction in Mid Suffolk, as part of this regional green corridor approach.” 💻 Please view the full press release: https://lnkd.in/esHb9iNw Essex County Council Suffolk County Council University of Essex Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils Tendring District Council Hutchison Ports (UK) Gateway 14, Stowmarket East Suffolk Council Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Department for Business and Trade Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom Steve Beel Tom Newman-Taylor Lord Dominic Johnson Michael Green Harry Jones Sir Christopher Haworth Bt Suffolk Chamber of Commerce Transport East England's Economic Heartland Maritime Transport Ltd ScottishPower PORT OF FELIXSTOWE LIMITED
Freeport East and East Midlands Freeport sign green freight corridor initiative - Freeport East
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This is what Alexej Beljajev, Member of the Board of Directors responsible for Commerce and Projectmanager, TATRAVAGONKA a.s., says about the valued cooperation with MFD Rail: “We are proud to support MFD Rail in their growth-oriented endeavors, as they continuously expand their business and capitalize on new market opportunities. Our collaboration is built on trust, fostering a reliable and mutually beneficial relationship that propels both parties forward. Based on this reliable partnership, MFD Rail was one of the first customers to fully support and trust us during the crisis in 2022.” Read the whole article here: https://lnkd.in/eDSWN_PS #logistics #intermodal #rail #supplychain #partnership
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This morning’s Parliamentary Transport Committee session brought together industry leaders to discuss critical matters in the maritime and rail sectors. Key Participants: Chris Shirling-Rooke MBE, Chief Executive Officer of Maritime UK, Steve Freemen, representing RailX, Ben Garratt, from Logistics UK, When Karl McCartney MP raised the question about the significance of revitalising East-West rail freight between the Humber and the Mersey, Chris Shirling-Rooke emphasised its importance. His words resonated: “We need that link from the Humber to create more jobs.” Drawing from a recent visit to Hull, where he met with Humber Marine and Renewables, Chris asserted, “The data is there, and we should do it.” My opinion is the connection between the Humber and the Mersey holds immense potential. By revitalising rail freight, we can stimulate economic growth not just for the Humber or the Mersey but the whole of northern England. Let’s seize this opportunity and build a stronger, more connected future for our maritime and rail industries. #Transport #RailFreight #MaritimeUK #Humber
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Hupac Group's volumes in general fell by 11.7 per cent, from 975,000 to 845,000 road consignments. In financial terms, this translated into a “consolidated result” of -6,2 million euros. Transalpine volumes, the largest market segment for the company, decreased by 7.6 per cent. For non-transalpine traffic, the drop was set at 14.9 per cent. “Maritime hinterland traffic from the seaports of #Hamburg, #Bremerhaven, #Wilhelmshaven and #Rotterdam” also declined by 13.2 per cent. #railfreight #railfreightnews #railcargonews
Hupac’s numbers during 2023 decreased across the board
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The Port of Rotterdam Surpasses €800 Million 🚢💰 In 2023, the Port of Rotterdam experienced a solid financial year, with revenue increasing by 1.9% to reach €841.5 million. This growth was driven by an increase in income from land lease contracts and port dues, underscoring the port's robust position in the maritime sector and its crucial role in the regional and global economy. #PortOfRotterdam #Finance #Logistics #Development #MaritimeTransport #Economy #Sustainability #Innovation #Infrastructure #Netherlands 🔗 Read more: Port of Rotterdam surpasses €800 million https://lnkd.in/ek6fm52G
Port of Rotterdam surpasses €800 million
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Exciting news for #agricultural businesses seeking #growth opportunities in Victoria, #Australia's $4.4 billion grain industry. Recent investments of more than $181 million has propelled the industry to new heights, ensuring rail freight is more efficient and attractive across the industry. Grain volumes moved by rail in Victoria increased by 95% between July and December 2023 compared to the same period in 2022 and by 57% between July 2023 to March 2024 compared to the previous year. These developments underscore Victoria's commitment to world-class connectivity, positioning the state as a prime destination for businesses seeking efficient transportation solutions. More: https://lnkd.in/gjF2mDWh #ThinkMelbourne #Melbourne #infrastructure #investmentopportunities
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🚆The shift of freight from road to Rail, in the current corridor inter-modal and inter-corridor competition, needs purposive rail strategies for the populous development ends. The open door to both public and private sector interests in surface freight transportation business has broadened the spectrum of competition in not only the railway industry but trade logistics aswell. The undefined characterisation of “private sector” players further stiffens the business for public sector railways-to the margins.🚊Economic regulation-the antidote fair competition💯for both public and private sector interests ⛔️ deliberate use of Railways for desired Balance of Payments. TRANSNOMICS in Effect #railindustry #transportation #regulation #corridormanagement #cartels #competition #sustainableinvestment #access #projectmanagement #tradecapacity
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The Port of Rotterdam Surpasses €800 Million 🚢💰 In 2023, the Port of Rotterdam experienced a solid financial year, with revenue increasing by 1.9% to reach €841.5 million. This growth was driven by an increase in income from land lease contracts and port dues, underscoring the port's robust position in the maritime sector and its crucial role in the regional and global economy. #PortOfRotterdam #Finance #Logistics #Development #MaritimeTransport #Economy #Sustainability #Innovation #Infrastructure #Netherlands 🔗 Read more: Port of Rotterdam surpasses €800 million https://lnkd.in/dpqn7dBG
Port of Rotterdam surpasses €800 million
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