backed Baltic Hub adds two rail gantry cranes, lifts rail siding capacity to 1.2 million TEUs a year

By Public Technologies
  • PSA International-backed Baltic Hub added two new electric rail-mounted gantry cranes to expand rail-yard handling capacity.
  • Rail-siding throughput is set to rise to 1,200,000 TEUs per year once the cranes enter service.
  • The investment targets faster rail container handling as Baltic Hub handles nearly 800 trains per month.
  • Fully electrified cranes are expected to cut carbon emissions while supporting intermodal growth across Central and Eastern Europe.


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