Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking awards first research and innovation grants
Non-electrified railway tracks Pxhere
The very first call for proposals for rail research and innovation activities by Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking will see six project receive a total of 568,4 million euros in funding. The projects will involve more than 200 firms from 14 countries.
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Hm…, what about, simply working for Goal of EU?…
So far, regrettably Goal of EU membership has been disregarded – and accordingly, Commission has failed.
Even worse mere short comings of railways deliberately, is “EU policy objectives”…, as in fact now Excuse for obstructing Goal…
(Majority of transport clients, do not afford luxury of not caring about “eta”…)
Advantage, by nature of hemisphere, nearness to ports, shall be strengthened – by a timely, a sustainable EU infrastructure!