PCC Intermodal SA project for the construction of an intermodal terminal in Ropczyce (south-eastern Poland) has received the funding!
Thanks to EU projects, over the last two decades, leading Polish operator – PCC Intermodal SA – has created the largest and most modern network of regular intermodal connections, whose functionality is based on modern transshipment facilities in regions that are key to the country’s economic development. Now, the Podkarpacie region will also join the main economic areas equipped with infrastructure enabling modern intermodal logistics.
The full ranking list is available on the CUPT website:
European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, and Environment 2021-2027 | FENX.05.06 Intermodal transport I
Competitive call for proposals: Intermodal transport – Center for EU Transport Projects.
PCC Intermodal project name:
CONSTRUCTION OF A CONTAINER TRANSHIPMENT TERMINAL WITH ACCOMPANYING FACILITIES IN THE CITY OF ROPCZYCE
Estimated project value: PLN 295,596,000.00 net
Amount of co-financing: PLN 147,798,000.00 net
The investment, among other things, consists of the construction part of the terminal and installing transshipment equipment, including two RMG cranes.
The project involves the construction of an intermodal (road-rail) transshipment terminal with accompanying facilities located in Ropczyce, on the eastern border of the EU in the Podkarpackie Province.
Once the investment is launched, it will be possible to increase the volume of cargo transported by intermodal transport in the region, improve operational efficiency and increase the competitiveness of intermodal connections on both the domestic and international corridors.
The main objective of the project is to develop the TEN-T network by increasing the capacity of the Baltic-Adriatic transport corridor and supporting intermodal logistics in the Baltic-Black Sea-Aegean Sea region, including the transport of containerized cargo to/from Ukraine, and thus further developing intermodal connections.
The investor plans to launch the terminal by 2029.
