The main objective of the project is the development of the intermodal rail terminal in the Puerto Centro de Guadalajara–Marchamalo zone. With a total area of 150,000 m2 extending along a strip on the eastern edge of the ‘Ciudad de Transporte Puerta Centro’, the Port Tarragona Terminal Guadalajara–Marchamalo will have 8 km of Iberian-gauge track; two reception and dispatch tracks for trains over 750 m long and a passing loop; three 750-m-long loading and unloading tracks; over 100,000 m² of paved surface area for loading, unloading, stacking and other activities; a 100-m² technical building and a secure enclosed area.

This project consists of acquiring a new module and the necessary equipment for the proper reception and storage of hazardous waste from the Tarragona Fishermen's Guild, as well as dismantling the current module.
There is currently a high risk of oil and bilge water spills, as well as waste falling into the sea, due to the condition and limited capacity of both the current hazardous waste storage module and the implements available to fishermen for transporting waste from their vessels to the module provided by the Fishermen's Guild.
The aim of this project is, therefore, to handle the current module as waste and to purchase a facility that is suitable for the quantity and type of waste managed by the fishermen of the Guild.

The aim of the project is to implement the new European Entry/Exit System (EES) at the Port of Tarragona. The EES is an automated computer system that allows non-EU nationals travelling for short stays to be registered each time they cross the external borders of any of the European countries using the system.

The installation of solar panels on the roofs of Warehouses A, B and C on the Castella Wharf is part of the Port of Tarragona's strategic objectives designed to improve energy efficiency and decarbonisation. This project expands the area dedicated to photovoltaic energy in the port facilities, continuing previous actions also financed with FEDER funds, such as the installation of solar panels on the roofs of the warehouses on the Costa Wharf.