Railway
Transportation of grain by rail to ports has become cheaper
Prices for grain transportation within the country have fallen due to reduced demand and reduced border clearance.
Grain unloading in the ports of Great Odesa continues to decline
The rate of unloading of grain wagons in the ports of Great Odesa continues to decline, while the flow of wagons in the direction of these ports is increasing.
Russian invaders want to build a new railway to the Berdyansk port
The occupation authorities in Berdyansk continue to lobby for the construction of a new railway branch to the seaport.
Unloading of grain wagons decreased in the ports of Great Odesa
The average daily rate of unloading of grain wagons in the ports of Great Odesa decreased to 1280 units.
Export grain transportation by rail increased by 30%
The volume of grain cargo transportation by rail last year became a record for the last four years, exceeding pre-war indicators.
Ukraine and Spain are developing a railway project that will compete with sea transportation
The joint transport project involves the creation of an automatic track width change system and is valued at 15 billion euros.
Railway container transportation reached pre-war levels
The majority of container cargo is exported, and the main nomenclature of cargo transported in containers is grain.
Currently, 1,000 wagons with grain are being unloaded in the ports of Great Odesa
The average daily volume of unloading wagons with grain in the ports of Greater Odessa is 1,001 units. As Rail.insider reports with reference to JSC “Ukrzaliznytsia”, over the last week, the average daily volume of grain unloading in the ports of Great Odesa decreased by 140 units. Now the indicator is 1001 wagons per day….
The number of wagons with grain in the direction of the ports of Odesa decreased
The average daily rate of unloading of grain trucks in Ukrainian ports also decreased.
Georgia and Bulgaria are resuming rail and ferry connections
The railway ferry service between Bulgaria and Georgia will be restored in the coming months.
