The Port of Gothenburg, Sweden, has announced the construction of a new freight terminal to be completed after 2020 to handle the increase in demand for sea transport via the port.
The port said that it had yet to decide what type of goods will be handled at the new terminal, which could be aimed at handling containers, rolling goods such as trailers and cars, passenger traffic or a combination of several types of freight, thus allowing the port to adapt it to the future market demand.
The new terminal, which is expected to cost approximately 1bn kronor (US$116m), will be able to serve vessels with a draught of up to 11 m.
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