Germany’s energy prioritisation on rail could be fact in less than a month
Image: Mirokola
The prioritisation for the rail transport of energy supplies in Germany is “very likely” to be officialised on 14 September and will be in place for 6 months, according to Neele Wesseln, Deputy Managing Director of the Network of European Railways (NEE). On the other hand, a spokesperson from Deutsche Bahn claimed that “it remains to be seen whether it will have to be applied”.
Do you want to read the full article?
Thank you for visiting RailFreight.com. Become a member of RailFreight Premium and get full access to all our premium content.
Are you already a member?
Do you have a free account? With a free account, you had access to read all premium content on RailFreight.com for free until 1 May 2023. From 1 May onwards you need a paid membership to read all premium articles.
But of course, since long, at the mercy of taxpayers and their elected…, prioritisation, simply is “business as usual”.
Currently anything is negotiable, condition of track, basics, etc., etc., is.
At a vital device of society, this is not sustainable.
Empiri, at experts, is valuable, but…
As at any other safe, SWL, safely calculable…, is a min, etc.
For sake of Industry, for all, except a minority – producers of on road vehicles… – now a timely railway is needed!