What happens in Ghent’s part of North Sea Port to increase rail capacity?
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo takes a close look at the ongoing works. Copyright : Infrabel.
The port of Ghent, part of the broader North Sea Port complex in Belgium, experiences a boom in rail investments. The Belgian government and Infrabel, the country’s infrastructure manager, are on a mission to renew existing rail infrastructure and build new to accommodate the growth of rail connections to and from the port.
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Potential for railway cargo is big, but for attracting majority, quality of service rendered has to be timely, thus upgraded and equal to that provided by on road trucks!
On Time, punctuality, now is more important than ever! Capacity at existing tracks has to be added. Utilisation of assets as well. With costs reduced, track charges can be lowered, etc., etc.