44 billion of railway projects on the North Sea-Baltic Corridor

North Sea Baltic corridor

On the North Sea-Baltic Corridor, huge investments are foreseen in railway as a transport mode over the next ten years. An amount of 44 billion Euros has been reserved so far, this is the highest share compared to the financial impetus for road and maritime transport. Izabela Kaczmarzyk is project coordinator for Poland under the EU study about the current status and future compliance and potential of the corridor. In this interview, she gives a sneak preview of this future.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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1 comment op “44 billion of railway projects on the North Sea-Baltic Corridor”

Sam Green|11.06.20|02:27

44 billion and mostly for freight!! 44 billion !!! And what can we even acheived in the UK? Not even the doubling of less than ten miles of track between Ely and Soham!!!!

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