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Kombiverkehr

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Kombiverkehr is a network provider for Germany and Europe, offering rail connections between terminals with over 170 trains per night. They specialize in multimodal transport solutions to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact. The company operates in Germany and Europe, including maritime services, and has invested in digital solutions like the KV4.0 data hub and a partnership with shipzero for emissions management. Kombiverkehr managed to create additional rail capacities during low water levels on the Rhine, ensuring alternative routes for shippers. Founded as an Intermodal Operator, Kombiverkehr serves over 240 terminals daily across multiple countries.

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