Dutch company postpones new SECA route

Railroad company ERS Railways did not establish a new rail link in Europe in 2014 as planned, but will come at some point. "Customers have yet to fully realize what SECA will mean," CEO Frank Schuhholz tells ShippingWatch.
Photo: ERS
Photo: ERS
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN

The big plans to capitalize on the sulfur regulations for ships in northern Europe by opening another rail link between the Netherlands and Poland have yet to be realized at the Dutch railway company ERS Railways.

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