Greece to launch 4 billion worth of railway projects

The allegedly biggest infrastructure project that Greece has ever seen was announced by the Greek ministry of infrastructure and transportation. A plan worth 4 billion euros foresees the start of six projects, including the application of ETCS, the electrification of existing tracks and the construction of new ones.

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Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is the Editorial Coordinator of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

4 comments op “Greece to launch 4 billion worth of railway projects”

Paul Hutchinson|30.11.21|16:16

Yes who is going to pay for it , thank god for Brexit , we wont be contributing , there new underground was a farce , only foreign nationals had to pay

Apostolos Koreas|02.12.21|22:30

Dear Paul, nationalism is a desease.

Joe B|09.01.22|08:50

@Paul, get over yourself. EU grants only cover a small fraction of infrastructure projects in Greece. The rest is paid by a mixture of Greek taxpayers, user fees, and private investment (public-private partnerships). And they generate economic activity. Britain, otoh, just sucks taxes out of Europe, because you’re a tax haven. You’re right: thank goodness you left.

Joe B|09.01.22|08:52

@Paul, get over yourself. EU grants only cover a small fraction of infrastructure projects in Greece. The rest is paid by a mixture of Greek taxpayers, user fees, and a lot of private investment (public-private partnerships). All of this then generates economic activity. Britain, otoh, just sucks taxes out of Europe because you’re a tax haven. You’re right: thank goodness you left.

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Greece to launch 4 billion worth of railway projects

The allegedly biggest infrastructure project that Greece has ever seen was announced by the Greek ministry of infrastructure and transportation. A plan worth 4 billion euros foresees the start of six projects, including the application of ETCS, the electrification of existing tracks and the construction of new ones.

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Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is the Editorial Coordinator of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

4 comments op “Greece to launch 4 billion worth of railway projects”

Paul Hutchinson|30.11.21|16:16

Yes who is going to pay for it , thank god for Brexit , we wont be contributing , there new underground was a farce , only foreign nationals had to pay

Apostolos Koreas|02.12.21|22:30

Dear Paul, nationalism is a desease.

Joe B|09.01.22|08:50

@Paul, get over yourself. EU grants only cover a small fraction of infrastructure projects in Greece. The rest is paid by a mixture of Greek taxpayers, user fees, and private investment (public-private partnerships). And they generate economic activity. Britain, otoh, just sucks taxes out of Europe, because you’re a tax haven. You’re right: thank goodness you left.

Joe B|09.01.22|08:52

@Paul, get over yourself. EU grants only cover a small fraction of infrastructure projects in Greece. The rest is paid by a mixture of Greek taxpayers, user fees, and a lot of private investment (public-private partnerships). All of this then generates economic activity. Britain, otoh, just sucks taxes out of Europe because you’re a tax haven. You’re right: thank goodness you left.

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