Sweden chooses loans to speed up rail projects funding

Image: Wikimedia Commons. Kabelleger / David Gubler

The Swedish Transport Administration Trafikverket is considering financing new rail freight projects through government loans that might total over 2.5 billion euros. This, according to a spokesperson from the agency, should “enable an earlier and more efficient implementation” of the initiatives. Among other things, some of these projects might also help to solve the so-called Iron Ore Dispute between mining company LKAB and steel manufacturer H2 Green Steel.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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Sweden chooses loans to speed up rail projects funding

Image: Wikimedia Commons. Kabelleger / David Gubler

The Swedish Transport Administration Trafikverket is considering financing new rail freight projects through government loans that might total over 2.5 billion euros. This, according to a spokesperson from the agency, should “enable an earlier and more efficient implementation” of the initiatives. Among other things, some of these projects might also help to solve the so-called Iron Ore Dispute between mining company LKAB and steel manufacturer H2 Green Steel.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

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