DP World and NSW Ports are co-investing $400 million ($250 million) to extend the rail terminal at Port Botany in Sydney to double its capacity to over 1 million TEU per year.
The project, which will begin on site in June and take two years to complete, comprises the addition of five new sidings to accommodate 600 m long regional trains.
Marika Calfas, CEO of NSW Ports, said: “This new rail terminal will enable more containers to be moved by rail, reducing the growth of trucks on the roads and will deliver greater efficiency for the state’s container supply chains. Port Botany is uniquely the only port in Australia …
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