Polish HSL challenge to European community
Interview with Marek Pawlik, Vice President of PKP Polish Railway Lines On June 1st 2010, the idea of incorporating Polish […]
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Effectiveness of EU Rail Policy
In response to the need of an international platform to discuss the effectiveness and progress of European railway policy, the […]
Rail business environment hit by crisis… and yet still fighting for consolidation
As seen in the previous article, the economic crisis had a negative impact on the countries in the Wider Black […]
Successful liberalisation consists in the implementation of complementary conditions
The economic downturn has definitely had an impact on the railway sector. This impact was difficult especially in Central and […]
Financial downturn in the Black Sea Area: same impact, different approaches
Despite the different rhythms in the economic development of countries in the Black Sea Area, the challenges concerning the economic […]
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 […]
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 […]