FTAI Infrastructure Inc.

North American owner-operator of railroads, ports, terminals, and energy infrastructure

What FTAI Infrastructure does

FTAI Infrastructure owns and runs physical assets that move and store goods and energy across North America. Its holdings include eight freight railroads plus a switching company, a deep-water port on the Delaware River, a multi-modal port on the Ohio River, and terminals that handle crude oil, refined products, and clean fuels. It is also developing newer businesses in power generation, hydrogen, carbon capture, and turning waste plastic into renewable fuel.

How FTAI Infrastructure makes money

It earns money by charging customers for rail freight and switching services, and by charging third parties to store, handle, and transload energy products and other goods at its ports and terminals. It also aims to generate revenue from power and energy-transition projects built on its industrial sites.

Products & services

• Jefferson Terminal (crude oil and refined products terminal)
• Repauno deep-water port on the Delaware River
• Ohio River multi-modal port with power plant
• Eight freight railroads and a switching company
• Waste plastic-to-renewable fuel business
• Hydrogen-fueled power and carbon capture projects