Siemens provide 82 trains for Rhine-Ruhr express
Siemens was officially awarded a record-breaking order from the Rhine-Ruhr Metropolitan Region. The municipalities involved in the new Rhine-Ruhr Express […]
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EIB to provide EUR 670 million for transport projects in Slovakia
European Investment Bank (EIB) is evaluating the Slovakian Transport Framework Facility 2014-2020 for co-financing of investments in the transport sector […]
EU to invest EUR 1bn in Balkan development in infrastructure
The EU will allocate close to EUR 1bn for projects on infrastructure improvement in countries of the Western Balkans, EU […]
Bulgaria: OP Transport 2014-2020 finance is insufficient for transport projects
Bulgaria’s Transport Minister Ivaylo Moskovski has argued that the funds under the 2014-2020 operational program Transport will be insufficient for […]
NS cuts its taxes by routing acquisitions and rentals through Ireland
The state-owned Dutch railway company NS cuts its taxes by routing the cost of new trains and their rental income […]
UK: coastal railways could suffer from climate changes
Hundreds of miles of railway lines around Britain’s coast are becoming increasingly vulnerable to waves, landslides and storms triggered by […]
The UK Parliament says HS2 is too expensive
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee argues that the government has not yet made a convincing case for why […]
Bid race starts for £900m HS2 works
HS2 Ltd, the company developing a new high speed rail network, has launched the procurement process for £900m of enabling […]
Spanish authorities endorse reducing TACs
According to the requests posed by the potential new entrants on the railway market, the Spanish Minister for Public Works, […]