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NEWS FROM CLIP GROUP S.A.
NEWS
Work is underway on the expansion of the CLIP Intermodal Terminal
Currently, reinforcement works are carried out during the day, and concreting works at night, due to the lower temperature. Three kilometers of track, the western turnout head and about 60% of the storage plate
The expansion of the CLIP Intermodal Terminal in Swarzędz is underway
The expansion of the CLIP Intermodal Terminal is progressing according to the schedule. Currently, concreting of the slab surface and track works are carried out. Yesterday, the power supply of 3 RMG cranes was
Inauguration of the CLIP Intermodal Terminal – CFL Intermodal Bettembourg connection
We are proud to announce that yesterday a new intermodal connection was inaugurated by the Luxembourg operator CFL Intermodal between CLIP Intermodal Terminal in Swarzędz and CFL Intermodal Bettembourg. It is available for the
INTERMODAL CONNECTIONS CLIP GROUP S.A.
CONNECTION MAP
The map presents implemented
and planned intermodal connections of CLIP Group S.A.
EXPANSION OF THE CLIP TERMINAL
HALFWAY POINT OF THE EXPANSION OF THE CLIP INTERMODAL TERMINAL
Work is underway to expand the CLIP Intermodal Terminal. Currently, during the day there are arms works, and at night, due to the lower temperature, concreting. Three kilometres of track, a western interchange head and about 60% of the set-up plate have already been made. The remaining eastern interchange head, track number 601, along the E-20 line and the rest of the set-up plate remain to be made.
ASSEMBLY OF cRANES OF THE CLIP TERMINAL
INSTALLATION OF THE CRANES AT THE CLIP TERMINAL
RMG cranes erected.
The process of their lifting at the CLIP Intermodal Terminal has just finished. It was the first operation of this type in Europe. CLIP cranes are the largest in Poland and the EU inland terminals. Their impressive width of 100 meters will allow the handling of 24 trains with containers a day. The mass of the assembled cranes is 2000 tons. The cranes will be powered by electricity coming 100% from renewable energy sources.
