Gdańsk plans new rail facility for 750-metre freight trains
Baltic Hub has signed a 30-year lease for a 27-hectare site at the Port of Gdańsk, where it will develop […]
Infrastructure
British Steel enters public ownership to safeguard UK steel industry
The UK Government has officially taken British Steel into public ownership after the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Act received Royal Assent […]
Tram tunnel at the Rail Baltica Ülemiste terminal has been completed
Tallinn has completed the tram tunnel and the new track infrastructure built beneath the future Rail Baltica Linda Terminal in […]
World record beneath the Yangtze River: 11.3 km of tunnelling for 350 km/h trains
China has completed the tunnelling of an 11.3 km section of the Chongtai railway tunnel, built beneath the Yangtze River. […]
Two bids for the Zagreb–Rijeka line consultancy contract
Croatia’s railway infrastructure manager, HŽ Infrastruktura, has opened the bids for the selection of the technical consultant who will support […]
ÖBB plans to double-track the St. Pölten–Herzogenburg line
The St. Pölten–Herzogenburg railway line, part of Austria’s Tullnerfelder Bahn network, is to be expanded to a double track by […]
An African country approves a EUR 3 billion urban rail project
Whilst many European cities are still struggling to secure the necessary funding to expand their tram and light rail networks, […]
Bulgaria and North Macedonia are preparing the cross-border rail tunnel
Bulgaria and North Macedonia have officially begun working together to build a cross-border rail tunnel, a strategic project included in […]
The EIB is considering a EUR 500 million loan for the modernisation of Renfe’s depots
Behind the expansion of Spanish rail transport lies a EUR 1 billion investment in the infrastructure that enables trains to […]
The Nuremberg–Regensburg line, reopened following modernisation
Rail services have resumed in full on the Nuremberg–Regensburg line, one of Bavaria’s main routes and part of the European […]