New chapter for European rail

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Cross-border European bulk rail freight operations will turn a new page when Heavy Haul Power International (HHPI), independent and privately-owned, starts regular services between Poland and Germany. In due course the company plans to extend its operations to France, Belgium and Holland, with traffic over ports such as Le Havre and Antwerp.

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