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After five months, the ports on the Upper Elbe are once again served by cargo ships

A truck is parked for loading and unloading at Alberthafen / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa
A truck is parked for loading and unloading at Alberthafen / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa

After five months of low water, cargo ships can once again call at the ports on the Upper Elbe. A total of eleven loads were loaded in Dresden, containing transformers and coolers for machines and rotors. Further shipments are planned.

After five months of low water, cargo ships are once again calling at the ports on the Upper Elbe. Eleven cargoes weighing a total of 900 tons were loaded onto two pushed convoys at the Alberthafen in Dresden, the operating company SBO announced on Wednesday. The cargo included transformers and coolers for machines and rotors, which were shipped to Hamburg, Antwerp and Dorsten in North Rhine-Westphalia. Due to good forecasts for the Elbe water level, further shipments are planned for the port in Dresden. Several transformers are to be loaded to Hamburg and Hanau by the end of November.

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