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Meetings with Stakeholders Meetings of the Executive Director with Organisations and Self-employed Individuals Date Location Entities met Subject(s) 19/07/2021 Video conference AERRL • Introduction of new sector organisation 30/06/2021 Brussels CD (Czech Railways) • ERTMS • Vehicle authorisation 04/06/2021 Video conference Stadler Rail • Status Vehicle Authorisation 18/05/2021 Video conference UNIFE • System architecture 17/05/2021 Video conference Wascosa • Presentation on ERA and 4th Railway Package 23/04/2021 Video conference UNIFE • TSI Revision 10/03/2021 Video conference UIRR • Status update 08/03/2021 Video conference SNCF • ERTMS evolution 17/02/2021 Video conference DB AG • Coordination with Brussels representation 17/02/2021 Video conference UIC • Coordination meeting 05/02/2021 Video Conference UNIFE • Standards and Regulation 18/12/2021 Video conference Stadler Rail • Status Vehicle Authorisation 27/11/2020 Video conference SNCF • TSI 2022/Game Changers • Innovation • Data Interoperability 16/11/2020 Video conference Cyient • CEO Roundtable 29/10/2020 Video conference Virgin Hyperloop • Company presentation 05/10/2020 Vienna Stadler Rail • 4th Railway Package • Vehicle Authorisation 22/07/2020 Valenciennes Vossloh AG • TSI Infrastructure 24/02/2020 Vienna Verband der • Information session on 4th Bahnindustrie (Ö) Railway Package 24/02/2020 Vienna Create Connections • European regulations for aviation and rail 04/02/2020 Brussels Deutsche Bahn • Digital Automatic Coupling 31/01/2020 Berlin VdTÜV – (Verband der • Monitoring of NoBos by TÜV e.V.) ERA and peer review processes of the authorities of EU member states • ERA strategic vision • ERTMS - Cybersecurity 22/01/2020 Lille Stadler Rail • Vehicle Authorisation 16/01/2020 Lille Ricardo Rail • 4th Railway Package • CSM 14/01/2020 Brussels ALLRAIL (Alliance of • 4th Railway Package New Rail Entrants) • ERTMS • Breaking down barriers 10/12/2019 Brussels UIP (International • Update on Transition to Union of Wagon the 4th Railway Package Keepers) 03/12/2019 St. Denis/Paris SNCF • Research and Innovation • Automated Train • Level Crossings 25/11/2019 Hazebrouck COLAS Rail • 4th Railway Package • ECM Regulation • ERTMS 07/11/2019 Madrid ADIF • Railway Safety Culture 06/11/2019 Brussels Bombardier • Authorisation of locomotives 30/10/2019 London EPTTOLA • Issues Log (EUROPEAN • Vehicle authorization PASSENGER TRAIN • Route Compatibility AND TRACTION • ERTMS OPERATING LESSORS’ ASSOCIATION) 21/10/2019 Valenciennes Trenitalia • Cross-border vehicle authorisation 10/10/2019 Brussels Captrain Italy • Safety Certification 08/10/2019 Lille GetLink/Eurotunnel • ERTMS Upgrade Eurotunnel 08/10/2018 Valenciennes Bombardier France • Vehicle Authorisation 27/09/2019 Lille SNCF • Single Safety Certificates 19/09/2019 Brussels IRIS (International • IRIS as “acceptable means Railway Industry of compliance” Standard) Management Centre at UNIFE 18/09/2019 Brussels UNITEL Committee • Future radio system for rail of UNIFE 05/09/2019 Brussels FERRMED (a non- • Study on traffic and modal profit multisectoral shift optimization organisation to improve rail freight and industrial competitiveness in Europe) 10/07/2019 Calais Eurotunnel • ERTMS Upgrade Eurotunnel 27/05/2019 Brussels UIP (International • Vehicle Authorisation Union of Wagon under the 4th Railway Keepers) Package 13/05/2019 Paris UIC (International • Cooperation UIC - ERA Union of Railways) 06/05/2019 Valenciennes Siemens Mobility • Vehicle Authorisation, in particular IC4 29/04/2019 Brussels CER (Community of • Role of Representative European Railway Bodies and Infrastructure Companies) 25/03/2019 Valenciennes SNCF • Control, Command and Signalling • Innovation 11/03/2019 Valenciennes Eurotunnel • ERTMS Trackside Approval 07/03/2019 Brussels Hyperloop One • Presentation 07/03/2019 Brussels EIM (European Rail • European Platform for Infrastructure railway infrastructure Managers) 05/03/2019 Paris SNCF/SNCF Reseau • SNCF Organisation • 4th Railway Package • Railway Safety 07/02/2019 London RSSB (Railway • Standardisation Safety and • Interoperability Standards Board) • Information exchange 28/01/2019 Brussels GRB (Group of • Transition to the 4th Representative Railway Package Bodies) • Preparation of joint event for March 22/01/2019 Paris FIF (Fédération des • 4th Railway Package next industries steps ferroviaires) 20/12/2018 Brussels OKTAL • Demonstration of OKTAL simulator for Thalys 07/12/2018 Vienna Tatravagónka • Authorisation of freight wagons under the 4th Railway Package 07/12/2018 Vienna UIRR (International • Multimodal Transport Union for Road-Rail Combined Transport) 06/12/2018 Vienna ÖBB • 4th Railway Package • National Rules • Train Driver Directive • Safety Culture 27/11/2018 Brussels CER (Community of • Transition to the 4th European Railway Railway Package and Infrastructure • Authorisation of Freight Companies) Wagons • ERTMS 13/11/2018 Brussels UNIFE • Technical Pillar of the 4th Railway Package 13/11/2018 Brussels Deutsche Bahn • Digitalization • Innovation • ERTMS 15/10/2018 Brussels ProRail • ERTMS trackside tender NL 08/10/2018 Brussels Infrabel • Suppliers issues • ERTMS 06/10/2018 Zürich/Lugano SBB Cargo • Innovation in rail freight 04/10/2018 London EPTTOLA • Issues Log (EUROPEAN • Vehicle authorization PASSENGER TRAIN • Route Compatibility AND TRACTION • ERTMS OPERATING LESSORS’ ASSOCIATION) 17/09/2018 Berlin Rail Baltica • discuss the development of Meeting with Baiba the project Rubesa (CEO) and • findings of recent studies, Kaspars Briškens including the Head of Business Infrastructure Development Management study • other outstanding issues 05/09/2018 Brussels UNIFE • Technical Pillar of the 4th Philippe CITROEN Railway Package – (Director General) concerns of the supply Industrial industry Representatives DG MOVE ERA Experts 04/09/2018 Brussels UITP • Topics of common Mohamed Mezgani interest (Secretary General), UITP Experts • Automation • Connectivity/Radio (possible interoperability between transport modes) (Cyber) Security Note: public events and stakeholder interaction in the framework of the Agency work programme are not listed .
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