07 Feb Continued investment in Port Botany to enhance Sydney’s freight supply chain
Stage two of NSW Ports’ On-Dock Rail Investment Program at Port Botany is due to commence in the upcoming months, enhancing Sydney’s rail capacity and freight supply chains.
This program, worth nearly $400 million, sees DP World and the NSW Ports co-invest to develop a new rail terminal at DP World’s Port Botany container terminal, featuring 600-metre rail sidings serviced by rail-mounted gantry cranes, boosting rail handling capacity at the terminal to an ultimate throughput of 1 million TEU per annum, as well as an additional rail sliding, operational equipment and significant upgrades to its adjacent logistics park as part of a broader project.
This development will contribute to a more sustainable supply chain for the state, helping to reduce truck congestion, lower transport emissions, and enhance supply chain efficiency, as well as simultaneously delivering customer benefits including but not limited to improved logistics, increased capacity, agility, reliability, and safety for customers.
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