ELSI Group to build Russia’s first private rail line and port

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Russia’s first private rail line is being actively built in the Far East by ELSI Group, one of Russia’s largest coal producers, owned by the Russian investment conglomerate A-Property. The new line is part of the company’s efforts to facilitate coal deliveries to the Asia Pacific region.

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ELSI Group to build Russia’s first private rail line and port

Image: Shutterstock. Mark Agnor

Russia’s first private rail line is being actively built in the Far East by ELSI Group, one of Russia’s largest coal producers, owned by the Russian investment conglomerate A-Property. The new line is part of the company’s efforts to facilitate coal deliveries to the Asia Pacific region.

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The Slovenian Parliament officially approved the project to double the Divača-Koper railway line. Construction works for the second track leading into the country’s largest port…
rail at a standstill Valencia remains logistically isolated due to extreme weather conditions

The east of Spain is currently experiencing extreme weather conditions, especially in the area of Valencia. The events have already claimed dozens of lives, caused…
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Croatia is planning to invest a record 6 billion euros in its railway infrastructure during the coming decade. Its infrastructure manager, HŽ Infrastruktura, says that…
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