Tag #Inland Waterways

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Low Water Levels in Southwest German Rivers Impact Navigation

Southwest Germany's rivers show receding water levels after dry days; 18 percent of gauges report low water levels, eight show extremely low levels, impacting navigation. The Bodensee is 4cm below its seasonal average. Low precipitation from February to July (73 percent of average) is the cause.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Elbe River Freight Transport Crippled by Record Low Water Levels

The Elbe River in Germany has experienced critically low water levels for over 120 days since February, falling below the minimum depth for barge traffic and causing significant economic losses despite 430 million euros in improvements from 2013-2022; the BUND says this highlights the impact of clim...

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China Launches First Methanol-Diesel Inland Vessel

On Saturday, at 10:46 am, the Minhou, China's first methanol-diesel dual-fuel inland waterway vessel, arrived in Chongqing after its maiden voyage from Shanghai, carrying 395 standard containers; this reflects China's commitment to cleaner energy in the Yangtze River Economic Belt.

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Mosel River Lock Closure: Emergency Procedures Planned After Cargo Ship Collision

A cargo ship collision severely damaged the Müden lock on the Mosel River, halting navigation since Sunday and stranding around 70 vessels. Emergency lock procedures are planned for Monday, but a new gate won't be installed until March 2025, highlighting the river's economic importance and the need ...

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Germany Invests €400 Million in Climate-Friendly Inland Waterways

German Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder announced a €400 million investment in improving inland waterways, focusing on climate-friendly shipping, while addressing concerns over recent Mosel accidents and the ongoing Rhine deepening project.

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Elbe River Freight Transport at Risk Due to Critically Low Water Levels

Due to persistently low water levels since late February, the Elbe River's navigable depth has fallen below the required 1.40 meters for over 120 days, resulting in decreased freight rates and significantly reduced cargo handling, prompting the BUND to declare the Elbe's use for freight transport as...

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Müden Mosel Lock Reopens Two Months Ahead of Schedule

The Müden Mosel lock, closed since December 8th due to an accident caused by a 27-year-old under investigation, reopened February 16th after 1,600 hours of repair work involving 16 technicians and the Dillinger Hütte, restoring crucial Rhine-Mosel waterway transport.

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