Esbjerg combi tender

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The Port of Esbjerg is looking for a private operator to develop and run its new combi terminal. The combi terminal consists of two tracks and covers a total area of 48,000 m2. It is directly connected to the Danish rail network. The purpose of the terminal is to ensure a better connection between road, rail and sea, thus strengthening intermodal freight transport, said the port.

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