Pan-European logistics real estate specialist Verdion has plans for iPort Zealand, a €1 billion ($1.17 billion) business hub for Danish logistics, industry and business to capitalize on the completion of the major Fehmarnbelt infrastructure project.
When complete, the world’s longest combined road and rail tunnel will connect Germany and Scandinavia with new road and high-speed rail passenger and freight connections, reducing journey times between Hamburg and Copenhagen by approximately 2 hours by rail and approximately 70 minutes by road.
iPort Zealand will become Denmark’s premier intermodal hub, extending to 250 hectares (618 acres) on privately owned land in the Ringsted municipality, 60 kilometers (37 miles) west of Copenhagen. It sits at the intersection of the country’s main east-west and north-south rail corridors and is located next to the E20 motorway, which stretches from western Denmark to Stockholm via Copenhagen and Malmӧ. It will be anchored by
