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Germany puts €70m behind green inland shipping corridors

Germany is making up to €70 million available to develop ‘green’ inland-shipping corridors as part of a new government programme designed to accelerate the use of vessels using alternative fuels on the country’s waterways.

The Magdeburg Water Bridge Kanalbrücke Magdeburg is a large navigable aqueduct in central Germany, located near Magdeburg

Germany is making up to €70 million available to develop ‘green’ inland-shipping corridors as part of a new government programme designed to accelerate the use of vessels using alternative fuels on the country’s waterways.

Tags: Federal Ministry for Transport (BMV) in Germany inland waterways

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