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SPECIAL TASK FORCE (MEMBER STATES, COMMISSION, EIB) ON INVESTMENT IN THE EU ANNEX 2 - Project lists from Member States and the Commission PART 2 DISCLAIMER: A mention of the EIB or the European Commission in any of the project lists provided by the Member States and/or the Commission does not necessarily imply there has been any previous contact with the EIB or the European Commission on the project in question, nor that it will become a project receiving financing from the EIB or the European Commission in the future. All projects submitted to the EIB for funding will be subject to normal due diligence in line with existing EIB procedures and guidelines and/ or the European Union legislation should they be considered for finance. Co-financing by ESI Funds or other EU programmes of any project is subject to the respect of all applicable European Union and national rules. POLAND Country : POLAND Project list* * The following project list illustrates only investment potential and is not binding for implementation. Private 1 /Public / Included in Investment in 2015 Total invest-ment cost PPP national Sector Subsector Implementing – 2017 Project name Description investment Status Barriers/solutions agency 1 includes plan investment by (Yes/No) (EUR bn) (EUR bn) state-owned Transport Corridors private Construction of high-speed PKP Polskie Linie Construction of high-speed railway lines Warsaw – Łódź – Yes Feasibility study on the construction of 7.50000 0.75000 Lack of financing and railway lines Warsaw – Łódź Kolejowe S.A. Poznań/Wrocław a high-speed railway line Warsaw – missing – Poznań/Wrocław Łódź – Poznań/Wrocław ready. links Transport Corridors public Upgrading of the Odra KZGW (National Upgrading OW to meet parameters of a class 4 waterway at Yes TDS (Transport Development Strategy) 5.00000 0.30000 Lack of funding and Waterway (OW) at least to Water Management least, thus becoming part of the TEN-T (Trans-European missing navigation class 4. Authority) and Transport Network). links competent RZGW (Regional Water Management Authority). Transport Corridors public Border Modernisation Ministry of Interior Comprehensive programme of border infrastructure No In conceptual phase. 4.03500 0.50000 Lack of financing dissallowing to comprehensivly and Programme modernisation (including rail border crossing points) and develop border infrastructure and transnational missing required transport corridors, to increase accessability and transport corridors connecting border crossing links efficiency of functioning of the external border of the European points on external European Union border; Union. Necessity to allow implementation of selected investments also on teritory of third countries (RU,BY,UA) Transport Corridors public S19 Białystok – Lublin Ministry construction of 238.6 km of an expressway corridor as part of No one section close to Lublin - awaiting 2.40123 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive network approval - will be on the reserve list when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public S19 Rzeszów – national Ministry construction of 85.4 km of an expressway corridor as part of No one section in the Rzeszów 2.22010 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and border of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive network agglomeration - awaiting approval - will when preparing and implementing the missing and Development be on the reserve list investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public S6 Słupsk - Gdańsk Ministry construction of 133.7 km of an expressway corridor as part of No awaiting approval – will be placed on 2.18348 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive/core network the priority list (implementation) when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public Construction of the Silesian KZGW and competent Construction of an East-West connection between the Yes TDS 2.00000 0.10000 Lack of funding and Canal. RZGW canalised Upper Vistula waterway and the Odra Waterway missing links Transport Corridors public S74 Kielce – Nisko Ministry construction of 127.3 km of an expressway corridor as part of No 1.53678 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive network when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public S17 Lublin – Hrebenne Ministry construction of 113.3 km of an expressway corridor as part of No 1.43013 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive network when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors private Construction of the Podłęże – PKP Polskie Linie The project will improve the Poland’s railway connection with Yes Feasibility study and environmental 1.41867 0.01200 Lack of financing and Szczyrzyc –Tymbark/Mszana Kolejowe S.A. (Polish Slovakia. The new line Podłęże – Szczyrzyc – Tymbark is part impact assessment report in progress. missing Dolna railway line and State Railways Joint of the TEN-T comprehensive network. links modernisation of the existing Stock Company) railway line no. 104 Chabówka – Nowy Sącz as part of the project Construction of the Podłęże – Szczyrzyc – Tymbark/Mszana Dolna railway line and modernisation of a section of the Nowy Sącz – Muszyna – national border and Chabówka – Nowy Sącz railway line Seite 1 von 52 Private 1 /Public / Included in Investment in 2015 Total invest-ment cost PPP national Sector Subsector Implementing – 2017 Project name Description investment Status Barriers/solutions agency 1 includes plan investment by (Yes/No) (EUR bn) (EUR bn) state-owned Transport Corridors public S61 Ostrów Mazowiecka – Ministry construction of 153 km of an expressway corridor as part of No awaiting approval – will be placed on 1.36700 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and ring road of Augustów of Infrastructure the TEN-T core network – Baltic-Adriatic Corridor the priority list (implementation) when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. // Project included in links ID on the CEF list. The call is competitive and obtaining funding is not certain. Transport Corridors public S11 Kępno – Katowice Ministry construction of 165.8 km of an expressway corridor as part of No 1.34215 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive network when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public S7 Gdańsk – Warsaw, the Ministry construction of a missing section of the expressway corridor No awaiting approval – will placed on the 1.20000 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and Płońsk – Warsaw section of Infrastructure measuring 238.2 km The section itself measures 57 km. It is reserve when preparing and implementing the missing and Development a part of the TEN-T core network – Baltic-Adriatic Corridor investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public S2/A2 Siedlce – national Ministry construction of 86.7 km of an expressway corridor as part of No 1.16595 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and border of Infrastructure the TEN-T core network when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public S10 Płońsk – Toruń Ministry construction of 137.4 km of an expressway corridor as part of No 1.15955 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive network when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; private sector lacking trust and not links ready to take risks; lack of funding Transport Corridors public S11 Poznań – Kępno Ministry construction of 109 km of an expressway corridor as part of No 1.05000 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and of Infrastructure the TEN-T comprehensive network when preparing and implementing the missing and Development investment; lack of funding. links Transport Corridors public 1st stage of construction of KZGW and competent Construction of a waterway of international importance (at Yes TDS 1.00000 0.10000 Lack of funding and the Dunaj-Odra-Łaba RZGW least class 4) from Kędzierzyn-Koźle to Ostrawa, by-passing missing waterway: the Koźle-Ostrawa meanders of the Odra, which currently cannot be used for links border-adjacent section transport purposes. Transport Corridors private Construction of a high-speed PKP Polskie Linie Missing section of the TEN-T core passenger network, Yes Feasibility study and environmental 1.00000 0.02000 Lack of financing and railway - project Kolejowe S.A. belonging to the TEN-T core network corridor Noth Sea – impact assessment report ready; missing documentation and land Baltic. timetable agreed. links purchase Transport Corridors public private A1 Tuszyn - Pyrzowice, Ministry construction of 81.6 km of a motorway (the north part) as part No awaiting approval – will be on the 1.00000 TBD institutional and legal conditions not determined and Tuszyn-Częstochowa- of Infrastructure of the TEN-T core network – Baltic-Adriatic Corridor reserve list (the south part) when preparing and implementing the missing section and Development
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