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Green, reliable and sustainable: Inland waterway vessels

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Inland waterway vessels are considered the most ecological mode in freight transport – making them an indispensable part of intermodal transport chains!

But did you know that the Port of Hamburg is one of the largest inland ports in Germany and the largest in the Elbe region? Every day, cargo bound for the German and European hinterland leaves Hamburg on the Elbe and its connected canals!

The city of Hamburg supports inland waterway transport with this image film: Hamburg's First Mayor, Dr Peter Tschentscher, premiered the clip last week at the Elbschifffahrtstag (Elbe Shipping Day) for an audience of 100 experts from business, politics and administration.

  • „BCF Glückauf"
    Special

    „BCF Glückauf"

    The barge operated by the shipping company ‘Modal 3 Logistik’ runs a weekly liner service between Hamburg and Magdeburg with a stopover in Haldensleben.

  • Port of Hamburg: Sea and inland harbour
    Overview

    Port of Hamburg: Sea and inland harbour

    Inland waterway vessels are seen as the most ecological mode of transport. No other mode of transport is in a position to achieve the same transport-performance