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1 Romanian railways infrastructure projects Cristina Trifon, 9 th of April 2013, Advantage Austria, Bucharest

2 Content: 1. About 2. The reforming process of Romanian Railways milestones 3. Romanian railway network - facts & figures 4. Heavy rail infrastructure - projects 5. Tram infrastructure 6. Metro infrastructure

3 1. About Railway and multimodal transport business consultancy services Railway Business Club networking business-matchmaking Institutional & governmental Lobby cross-media communication

4 1. About Objective: The development of strong, competitive, integrated regional and Eurasian RAILWAY BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT

6 2. The reforming process - milestones Vertical separation First railway passenger operator entered the market IMF agreement structural reforms involved Privatisation of some production units Reorganisation of the economy First private rail freight entered the market Romania joins EU AFER (Romanian Railway Authority grouping Romanian Railway Notified Body - ONFR; Romanian Railway Investigating Body - OIFR; Romanian Railway Licensing Body - OLFR Romanian Railway Safety Authority - ASFR ) Privatisation of CFR Marfa?

7 3. Romanian railway infrastructure network facts & figures Length of railway network: 10,818 km of which electrified line 4,002 km non-electrified line 6,816 km double track line 2,909 km single track line 7,771 km

8 3. Romanian railway infrastructure network facts & figures Tunnels & bridges 17,945 bridges and culverts (of which 4,216 bridges) total length of 142,33 km. 179 tunnels total length 69 km

9 3. Romanian railway infrastructure network facts & figures Level crossings 5,119 railway level crossings 1,082 of which with automatic barriers

10 3. Romanian railway infrastructure network facts & figures Stations Total number of stations: 969

3. Romanian Railway Infrastructure facts & figures Interoperable and non-interoperable railway infrastructure length of interoperable railway network: 7,007 km length of

11 3. Romanian Railway Infrastructure facts & figures Interoperable and non-interoperable railway infrastructure length of interoperable railway network: 7,007 km length of non-interoperable railway network: 3,268 km (92 traffic sections), of which: 1,262 km (on-going tender) still managed by CFR 1,977 km (45 sections), leased by private infrastructure managers

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14 4. Heavy rail projects rehabilitation of Corridor IV Modernised sections Bucharest Câmpina ( ) Bucharest - Constanţa ( ) Câmpina Predeal ( ).

15 4. Heavy rail projects rehabilitation of Corridor IV On-going rehabilitation works Border Curtici Km. 614 EUR M Simeria Coşlariu EUR M Coşlariu Sighişoara EUR 1.1 Bn

4. Heavy rail projects rehabilitation of Corridor IV Signalling ERTMS projects Operational Pilot Project for installation of ETCS/ERTMS level 2 (Chitila-Crivina)

16 4. Heavy rail projects rehabilitation of Corridor IV Signalling ERTMS projects Operational Pilot Project for installation of ETCS/ERTMS level 2 (Chitila-Crivina) Contract value : EUR 36 M Signalling installations, ERTMS, GSM-R, interlocking and Simeria Operational Control Centre Simeria Sighisoara, Contract value: EUR 117 M

17 4. Heavy rail projects rehabilitation of Corridor IV

18 4. Heavy rail infrastructure projects rehabilitation of Corridor IV

19 4.1 Other projects Tunnels and bridges (railway regional subsidiary ) Total value EUR M Timișoara EUR 10.8 M București EUR 21.3 M Constanța EUR 2.8 M Brașov EUR 12.6 M Iași EUR 11.7 M Cluj EUR 31.7 M Craiova EUR 22 M Galați EUR 36 M Modernisation of railway stations (on-going projects in 16 projects) Total value EUR M Slatina, Râmnicu Vâlcea, Reșița Sud, Bistrița, Zalău, Giurgiu Oraș, Slobozia Veche, Călărași Sud, Sfântu Gheorghe, Târgu Mureş, Piteşti, Piatra Neamț, Botoșani, Vaslui, Brăila, Alexandria Other 112 level crossings Detection system for overheated axles and tight brakes (21 locations) modernisation of electromechanical interlocking systems: Siculeni Adjud, Ilia Lugoj

20 4.2. Financing Non-reimbursable European funds, through the Sectoral Operational Programme Transport (SOP-T) Next SOP-T ( ) is in preparation Other financings possibilities: CEF, TEN-T Programme PPP, EBRD, EIB

21 5. Tramway infrastructure

22 5. Tramway infrastructure recent projects City Modernisation Projects Status Cluj 16 km s.t. Works on going Brăila 6.2 km d.t. Finalised Galați 6 km d.t. Works on going Iaşi 25.5 km Projects approved for financings + proposed for financings Craiova Modernization of the network Tenders on going Arad Arad-Ghioroc, 30.3 km s.t. Project proposed Timişoara 5 km c.d c.s. Projects approved for financings + proposed for financings Ploieşti Modernization of the network Tenders on going Bucureşti 2.8 km d.t km d.t. Works on going + works to start Bistriţa Project for implementation of a tram network

23 6. Bucharest underground Short and medium term plans totaling around EUR 6.5 Billion Construction of 3 new lines (5, 6 and 7) and the extension of Line 3 and Line 4.

24 6. Bucharest underground Works on-going: Line 5 Drumul Taberei Pantelimon Section 1. Drumul Taberei Universitate Estimated cost: EUR 883 Mill. Length of route: km/no. Stations: 14 Next: Section 2. Universitate Pantelimon Estimated cost: EUR 1.2 Bill Length of route: km/no. Stations: 13

25 3. Financing urban rail infrastructure The Regional Operational Program PPP, EBRD, EIB, JICA

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