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Spain receives 241 million Euros in European funds to boost the trans-European transport network
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Spain receives 241 million Euros in European funds to boost the trans-European transport network



Spain has secured 241 million Euros in European aid to finance actions aimed at deploying an efficient and sustainable trans-European transport network. 22 business projects validated by the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility will receive the funds under the 2023 call for the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), dedicated to the development of transport network infrastructures.


Spain receives 241 million Euros in European funds to boost the trans-European transport network

(09/09/2024)   

Of the selected projects, 15 are being developed exclusively in Spain by public and private companies and seven are community projects with Spanish participation. Within Spain, and within the line dedicated to the core network, Adif has secured 78 million Euros to co-finance the electrification of the Zaragoza-Teruel-Sagunto railway section, included in the Mediterranean Corridor.

The Port Authority of Almería has secured six million Euros for the expansion of the Pechina dock, and Santander will have four million Euros from the CEF funds for the Raíces dock. In addition, 28 million Euros have been granted to promote the development of the Sagunto multimodal logistics terminal. Finally, 20 million Euros have been allocated for the development of the Huesca multimodal railway terminal.

11 projects related to smart and interoperable mobility will receive a total of 48 million Euros to finance the development or upgrade of information systems for advanced rail capacity planning and the development of data spaces for mobility analysis in Spain, as well as a study of the potential of artificial intelligence to optimise urban and interurban public transport networks.

 


 
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