Signing of the letter of intent (from left): Duisport CEO Markus Bangen and Boudewijn Siemons, CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority (in front), Hendrik Wüst, Minister-President of North Rhine-Westphalia, Dr. Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the Netherlands (in the back). (Photo: Duisport)
Inland waterway transport: Ports in Duisburg and Rotterdam plan sustainable transport corridors.
At a formal ceremony at GS Recycling GmbH & Co. KG in the Rhein-Lippe Port in Wesel, the large-scale project in the field of circular economy has entered the concrete implementation phase after years of preparation. (Photo: KS-Recycling)
Ship cleaning and degassing terminal: Construction at the Rhine-Lippe Port in Wesel has begun.
Celebrated the commissioning of the new KV terminal in the Port of Straubing-Sand (from left to right): Adalbert Hösl, Joseph Laumer, Jürgen Albersmann, Markus Pannermayr, Josef Zellmeier, Ulrich Lange, Andreas Löffert, Markus Schmid, Holger Bochow. Photo: Studio 26 Valentin Brandes – Port of Straubing-Sand
Port of Straubing-Sand: New terminal for intermodal transport inaugurated
The last plank for the sheet pile wall at the head end of the piling quay in HGK's Niehl port has now been installed. Photo: HGK
HGK AG: Quay facility at Niehl Port is being modernized
From 2026, the Kombiverkehr Group will operate the continental terminal in Duisburg-Ruhrort port under the new name ‘Rail Hub Duisburg’. Photo: Planning Company for Combined Transport Ltd. (PKV)
Kombiverkehr Group: Acquisition of PKV Terminal in Duisburg-Ruhrort Port
500 liters of diesel leaked while refueling the "Funny Girl" in the port of Büsum. (Photo: Christian Charisius/dpa)
Büsum: 500 liters of diesel leaked – Harbor temporarily closed
A cargo barge on the Rhône against an industrial backdrop – a symbol of the shift towards more sustainable logistics concepts along European waterways. | Photo: C.Moirenc/CNR
France: Rhenus Expands Multimodal Transport Capacities Along the Rhône Corridor
A freight barge on the Rhône against an industrial backdrop – a symbol for the shift towards more sustainable logistics concepts along European waterways. | Photo: C.Moirenc/CNR
France: Rhenus expands multimodal transport capacities along the Rhône corridor
A first crawler crane from Colonia has already been stationed at the warehouse quay in the Niehl port in Cologne. Photo: RheinCargo
RheinCargo: Heavy Cargo Terminal at Niehler Hafen Operational
The CTS Container Terminal in Cologne is now owned by HGK Logistics and Intermodal, just like the DCH Düsseldorf Container Port. Pictured is the CTS. Photo: HGK
HGK: Acquisition of Container Terminals in the Rhineland
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