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Sweden and Norway concur: Iron Ore Line capacity and traffic will grow. But by how much?

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Traffic on the Iron Ore Line will grow, and capacity accordingly needs to be expanded. Both Sweden and Norway, which both have parts of the line on their territory, agree on that. However, the countries present different findings on how much capacity should grow exactly.

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Future growth

Sweden and Norway concur: Iron Ore Line capacity and traffic will grow. But by how much?

Image: Shutterstock. © Tommy Alven

Traffic on the Iron Ore Line will grow, and capacity accordingly needs to be expanded. Both Sweden and Norway, which both have parts of the line on their territory, agree on that. However, the countries present different findings on how much capacity should grow exactly.

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