Steel signing marks Immingham milestone

(l-r) Keir Mather, Maritime Minister; Andrew Dawes, regional director (ABP); Carl-Johan Hellner, COO (Stena Line Ports & Terminals) and Dean Lee, commercial lead (Dragados UK & Ireland)

Source: David Lee Photography

Construction of the £200 million-plus Immingham Eastern RoRo Terminal (IERRT) has reached a significant milestone after a steel signing ceremony marked the start of marine works on the landmark freight infrastructure project

Designed to increase freight capacity between the UK and Europe, the terminal will strengthen supply chain resilience while creating around 700 construction jobs and a further 200 permanent roles once operational.

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