Greece tries to save OSE from collapse by selling half the company
Indebted by almost EUR 10 Billion, Hellenic Railways (OSE) is considered one of the companies guilty of the economic chaos […]
July 2010
Difficult, yet favourable context for the modernisation of Greek ports
The Greek Government has announced it would sell part of the shares it owns in the country’s most important ports […]
European Energy Strategy: efficiency, consumption reduction and sustainability
The European Energy Strategy elaborated by the European Commission has rapidly developed in the last decade, leading to the adoption […]
SEPA ensures economic competitiveness
Ever since the creation of the European Economic Community in 1958, the movement towards an integrated financial market was marked […]
New PPP law eliminates the compulsory character of tender organisation
On June 29, 2010, the Romanian Chamber of Deputies adopted the law on Public Private Partnership (PPP). The law draft […]
EU Member States risk severe sanctions in case of breach of fair competition
It is not news anymore for those working in the rail transport area that the First Railway Package, adopted in […]
The role of public services in the “EU 2020 strategy”
At the beginning of June, the European Commission launched a public consultation on the application of the package adopted in […]
Positive signals on reducing transport emissions
The European railway sector welcomed the publication, on June 21, 2010, of the final report on the study concerning the […]
Key messages outlined at the International Transport Forum Leipzig 2010
Although two months have passed since the conclusion of the International Transport Forum held in Leipzig in May 2010, the […]