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    Home > Finance > Mosel river in Germany set to reopen after lock repairs
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    Mosel river in Germany set to reopen after lock repairs

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    Posted on January 27, 2025

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    Last updated: January 27, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The Mosel river in Germany is expected to reopen for cargo shipping this week following lock repairs, restoring a key transit route for grains and rapeseed.

    Mosel river in Germany set to reopen after lock repairs

    HAMBURG (Reuters) - The Mosel river in western Germany could reopen to cargo shipping later this week as repairs to a damaged lock are making fast progress, navigation authorities said on Monday.

    The river, an important transit route for grains and rapeseed between Germany and France, was closed to inland waterways shipping in December after an accident which damaged a lock at Mueden south of Koblenz.

    New lock gates have now been installed and are being prepared for the first test vessel transits expected on Thursday to Friday, said a spokesperson for inland navigation agency WSA.

    If all goes well, the river could be reopened to commercial shipping on Friday or Saturday, the spokesperson said.

    European rapeseed futures rose in December after trading platform Euronext said it will suspend physical delivery to river ports in eastern France for the February contract, following the blockage of the Mosel.

    (Reporting by Michael Hogan, editing by Ros Russell)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Mosel river could reopen for shipping this week.
    • •Lock at Mueden was damaged in December.
    • •New lock gates installed for test transits.
    • •Reopening impacts grain and rapeseed transport.
    • •European rapeseed futures were previously affected.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Mosel river in Germany set to reopen after lock repairs

    1When is the Mosel River expected to reopen?

    The Mosel River could reopen to commercial shipping on Friday or Saturday, following the first test vessel transits expected on Thursday.

    2What caused the closure of the Mosel River?

    The river was closed in December due to an accident that damaged a lock at Mueden.

    3What are the implications of the river's closure on the market?

    European rapeseed futures rose in December after Euronext announced it would suspend physical delivery to river ports in eastern France due to the blockage.

    4What repairs have been made to the lock?

    New lock gates have been installed and are currently being prepared for testing with the first vessel transits.

    5Who provided the update on the lock repairs?

    The update was provided by a spokesperson for the inland navigation agency WSA.

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