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L. Issaia - Keramida Consultant to the Managing Director of ERGOSE THE MODERNIZATION PROJECTS OF OSE S RAILWAY NETWORK, WHICH ARE IMPLEMENTED WITH THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF EUROPEAN UNION FUNDS (EUROPEAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND & COHESION FUND) AND WITH NATIONAL RESOURCES, CONTRIBUTE TO THE REDUCTION OF ECONOMIC & SOCIAL DISPARITIES BETWEEN EU CITIZENS

A. MODERNISATION PROGRAMME OF THE RAIL CORRIDOR PATRAS-ATHENS-THESSALONIKI-IDOMENI/ PROMACHONAS (PATHE/P) B. PROJECT OF COMMON INTEREST: «STUDIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAILWAY PRIORITY PROJECT No 22» - 2007- EU-22070-S-

A. MODERNISATION PROGRAMME OF THE RAIL CORRIDOR PATRAS-ATHENS-THESSALONIKI- IDOMENI/PROMACHONAS (PATHE/P)

OBJECTIVES Create a high-speed rail corridor of Increased Capacity: EIDOMENI ALBANIA FYROM IV X BULGARY PROMACHONAS Equipped with modern signaling, telecommanding, telecommunication and electrification systems fulfilling the interoperability requirements of the European railways. PATRΑS THESSALONIKI ATHENS Backbone of the greek railway network Interconnects the big urban centers of the country and areas with significant growth in the primary and secondary sectors Links to the major freight centers, main ports and Trans-European corridors (ΙV and X). Part of the high speed TEN-T network Serves suburban transports of the major cities (Athens, Thessaloniki Patras)

PROJECTS IMPLEMENTATION PROGRESS PROMACHONAS EIDOMENI STRIMONAS POLIKASTRO THESSALONIKI Single line with poor technical characteristics DOMOKOS TITHOREA Lack of signalling, telecommanding, telecommunications and electrification systems PATRAS RODODAFNI KIATO PIRAEUS ATHENS The railway line Athens-Patras is metric gauge

EIDOMENI POLIKASTRO PROMACHONAS STRIMONAS THESSALONIKI Significant funding under the 4 programming periods The implementation progress of the new double electrified railway line Patras-Athens- Thessaloniki 700 km, has as following: 486 km or 70% completed PATRAS DOMOKOS TITHOREA RODODAFNI KIATO PIRAEUS ATHENS SPATA 180 km or 26% in advanced construction phase: The most difficult parts of the rail axis, as they pass through territories with a strong geographical terrain 28 km or 4% in tender phase of the infrastructure projects

DOMOKOS Construction of a new railway line of high speeds (160 200 km/h), equipped with signalling, telecommunication and electrification Total cost: 1,8 billion euros LIANOKLADI Total length: 106 km (substitutes the old line 122 km long) 4 tunnels of 30.837 m single line long (Kallidromo and Domokos) Start of works: 1997 TITHOREA Estimated completion: 2015

TWIN-TUBE SINGLE-TRACK TUNNEL OF KALLIDROMO 9 KM LONG

TWIN TUNNEL RT6 (OTHRYS) Length : 6.4 km SOUTH DRIVE ENTRANCE ΕΙΣΟΔΟΣ ΝΟΤΙΟΥ ΜΕΤΩΠΟΥ

TWIN RAILWAY BRIDGES RB 12,13,14, 15 AT LIANOKLADI-DOMOKOS SECTION

EGIO (RODODAFNI) PATRAS KIATO Construction of a new double railway line, equipped with signalling, telecommunication and electrification systems Total cost: 920 million euros Total length: 71 km 6 tunnels of total length 11.000 m Start of works: 2006 Estimated completion: 2014 up to Diakopto 2016 up to Rododafni

TUNNEL AND RAILWAY BRIDGE AT DERVENI

EGIO TUNNEL ( WESTERN DRIVE)

RAILWAY BRIDGE AT KIATO-DIAKOPTO SECTION

IMPLEMENTATION OF EUROPEAN TRAIN CONTROL SYSTEM (ETCS) LEVEL 1 PROMACHONAS EIDOMENI THESSALONIKI Installed Installation in progress under a signed contract DOMOKOS Future installation ΤITHORE A CHALKIDA PATRAS ΚΙΑΤΟ THRIASSIO ΙΚΟΝΙΟ PIRAEUS ΑTHENS ATHENS AIRPORT

IMPLEMENTATION OF GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS - RAILWAY (GSM-R) EIDOMENI PROMACHONAS THESSALONIKI Installation in progress under a signed contract DOMOKOS Future installation ΤITHORE A CHALKIDA PATRAS ΚΙΑΤΟ THRIASSIO ΙΚΟΝΙΟ PIRAEUS ΑTHENS ATHENS AIRPORT

PROMACHONAS EIDOMENI STRIMONAS POLIKASTRO THESSALONIKI END 2016 DOMOKOS TITHOREA RODODAFNI PATRAS ATHENS KIATO PIRAEUS SPATA

3. BENEFITS Significant reduction in travel time Athens-Thessaloniki: 7h 30 before the projects, 4h 30 today 3h 30 in the final situation Athens-Patras: 3h 30 before the projects 2h 00 in the final situation Improvement of the customer service level in terms of travel confort, transport safety and reliability of services Contribution to regional development of the country and strengthening its role as a transit center of combined freight transport in South East Europe Significant energy and environmental benefits, due to the diversion of passenger and freight transport volume from other transport means to the rail

B. PROJECT OF COMMON INTEREST: «STUDIES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RAILWAY PRIORITY PROJECT No 22» - 2007- EU-22070-S-

Co-funded by the Trans-European Network ( TEN-T) in the frame of the multiannual programme 2007-2013 (C(2008)7574 Commission Decision) Total budget of 13 million euros The action involves the rail corridor 22: Athens-Thessaloniki-Kulata- Sofia-Craiova-Budapest-Praha

Main objective of the Action The upgrade of the Railway Axis 22, which will consist, along its biggest part, of a double railway line of a design speed at the range of 160 km/h,equipped with electrification and ETCS-level 2 systems Beneficiaries of the E.U. Contribution Four countries (Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary) Co-beneficiaries OSE & ΕRGA OSE S.A. (Republic of Greece) NRIC (Republic of Bulgaria) CFR S.A. (Romania) MAV (Republic of Hungary)

Coordinator of the whole Action, according the Decision, is the Republic of Greece Coordinator of the co-beneficiaries is OSE, acting as president of the Steering Committee. A European Coordinator for the whole project of the P.P 22 has been nominated. The co-beneficiaries signed on 31/12/2010 a Cooperation Agreement, including the terms and the implementation procedures of the action The Ministers of Transport of the four Member States signed a Multilateral Declaration concerning the acceleration of the problematic sections along the P.P. 22.

Physical Object of the co-funded Action The action is implementing under two phases (A and B) PHASE A, implemented by OSE Budget: 1 million euros It includes the socio-economical, commercial, operational, technical and financial assessment of the upgrade of Railway Axis 22 PHASE B, to be implemented by the relevant Member States Budget: 12 million euros It includes technical studies based on the findings of the Phase A Assessment Study.