The official opening of the Duisburg Gateway Terminal (DGT) at the Port of Duisburg marks a pivotal moment in the advancement of Europe's logistics infrastructure. The terminal, which will become the largest inland terminal in Europe upon completion, is a project that showcases innovation and sustainability. Markus Bangen, CEO of duisport, emphasized that DGT represents a forward-thinking solution for the future. Notably, the implementation of digital management systems and the focus on sustainability with the enerPort II energy project are key elements of DGT's development. The terminal's commitment to environmental responsibility includes plans for operating on renewable energy sources and integrating hydrogen technologies like fuel cell-based systems and hydrogen engines for electricity production. This approach is aimed at making the terminal a role model for sustainable development in the logistics industry. With large-scale investments and significant subsidies, DGT is set to expand its capacity, enhance efficiency, and minimize its environmental impact. The terminal's strategic location and features like berths for barges make it a crucial hub for multimodal transport. As DGT continues to evolve and operate in test mode, it highlights how cutting-edge technologies and sustainable energy solutions can transform traditional transport processes, making them more efficient and eco-friendly.