ABP’s Humber director has underlined the confidence its proposed new £100 million Immingham ferry terminal can bring at a time of economic uncertainty.
Up to four North Sea services a day could be operated from the proposed major infrastructure investment with Stena Line on the South Humber Bank, easing international trade - with freight levels at record levels when the announcement was made.
It is now entering the planning process, with the scale of it requiring a development consent order and sign-off from the Transport Secretary. The proposal was revealed in January, with public consultations held. If successful, 2025 had been eyed for operations to start, with hundreds of jobs across both the shipping and logistics elements.
