EU financed railway projects in Gävle, Sweden

Railway infrastructure upgrade Gävle-Åänge, Sweden - Recovery and Resilience (RFF)

2021 European Year of Rail - Illustration of the railway station in Brussels

2021 European Year of Rail - Illustration of the railway station in Strasbourg

European day of action and solidarity.  For jobs and solidarity in Europe. No to austerity. In response to an appeal by the European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC), a large-scale mobilisation across Europe.

This infoclip shows the Ljubjana main train station and its ongoing renovation financed by the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) that will increase the efficiency of rail transport for end users, especially by eliminating the existing bottleneck in Ljubljana. In particular, the renovation of the railway station in Ljubljana will increase the capacity for freight and passenger traffic in the wider city area with the aim of reducing the use of cars by daily migrants by enabling a 15-minute frequency of passenger trains in the Ljubljana area from all five directions in the morning and afternoon rush hours. The Recovery and Resilience Facility contributes EUR 214 million to the investment worth EUR 260 million in total. The works started in December 2023 and should be finalised by mid-2026.

Infoclip: Upgrade of the railway station - Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) - Ljubljana (Slovenia)

The Recovery and Resilience Mechanism (RRM) is a temporary instrument that forms the centerpiece of the NextGenerationEU funds. The Swedish recovery and resilience plan has responded to the urgent need to foster a strong recovery, while making the Swedish economy and society more resilient and prepared for the future through the €3.2 billion allocated to the country. On green transportation, €148 million will be invested in strengthening support to improve railway capacity. For instance,more than 60 km of Swedish railway tracks were upgraded and 6 switches were replaced on the Gävle-Åänge route. The ultimate goal is to increase rail capacity and enable more people and companies to use rail as a means of transport.

Infoclip: Railway infrastructure upgrade - Recovery and Resilience Fund (RRF) - Gävle-Vallvik (Sweden)

Demographic change can pose a major challenge for the EU.The population dynamic in the EU has an impact on various aspects of life, from economic and social repercussions to cultural and environmental effects. This infoclip illustrates depopulated villages in Alsace (France) and projects to revitalise the economic activity, the Region of Kiruna (northernmost town in Sweden) and projects to attract new inhabitants (tourism, Institute of Space physics,...).

Infoclip: Reversing demographic trends in EU regions

This infoclip illustrates the tests of the world's 1st hydrogen powered train. The Coradia iLint trains will be operated on nearly 100 kilometers of line running between Cuxhaven, Bremerhaven, Bremervorde and Buxtehude in Germany: views inside the train, passengers compartment, Hydrogen station, production factory of the train.

Infoclip: Railway - EU technology - Hydrogen train

This Infoclip illustrates the accessibility of railway infrastructure for a person with reduced mobility at the Station of Strasbourg: arrival, pick up by a steward from the station, assistance for access to the train.

Infoclip: Railway - Accessibility for people with reduced mobility

This Infoclip illustrates general atmosphere in the railway station of Brussels, Strasbourg and Karlsruhe.

Infoclip: Railway - Passenger transport

This infoclip illustrates the Intermodality from railway stations to other means of transport such as buses, taxis, trams,..

Infoclip: Railway - Intermodality from stations

This Infoclip illustrates people arriving with bicycles in the station and getting on the trains in Strasbourg, Brussels and Karlsruhe.

Infoclip: Railway - Accessibility for bicycles in trains

This infoclip illustrates closed restaurants and shops, empty public transport (busses, metro and train stations). Empty European district in Brussels (Belgium) during the Corona virus outbreak.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Empty European Quarter

This video presents general views of Ljubljana, Slovenia, during the Coronavirus outbreak (Covid 19); empty train station and airport, people queuing outside of supermarket and pharmacy from a security distance, views of an army field hospital ready to intervene if the situation requires it, and sanitary controls at the borders with Italy.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Slovenia

This video presents views of Berlin, in Germany; its empty streets, its airport with poeple returning, the supermarkets with empty shelves.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Germany

This video presents views of several regions of France; airports, train stations, hospitals with views of empty streets due to containment.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - France

This infoclip illustrates the railway network in the EU and multimodality

Infoclip: Mobility 2018 - Rail, multimodality

This infoclip illustrates travellers taking the train from a Belgian station. Before boarding the train, the travellers have to show their ticket to the train operator. View of the crowds with luggage.

Infoclip: Transport - Train travellers

<p>This infoclip illustrates stockshots of general views from the Central and Western parts of Ukraine: Kremenchuk.</p>

Infoclip: Ukraine 2016 - Kremenchuk

This infoclip illustrates several railway stations in Europe.

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