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RALP Project List Rhine-Alpine TEN-T Core Network Corridor – Project list, 31/05/2017 Disclaimer: this list is indicative work in progress still evolving and does not represent a commitment by the MS or the project promoter. Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure PHS Amsterdam CS Rail NL 433.00 12/2026 and the Environment Princess Beatrix Lock and Lek Canal IWW Rijkswaterstaat NL 234.00 12/2020 Capacity Volkeraklock IWW Rijkswaterstaat NL 155.00 12/2026 New Sealock Ijmuiden IWW Rijkswaterstaat NL 815.00 12/2019 New location for transhipment of bulk goods, Maritime Rijkswaterstaat NL 65.00 12/2018 IJmuiden, Averijhavendepot Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Traffic management system Hollandsch Diep- Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure IWW NL 10.00 12/2027 Dordtsche Kil and the Environment Theemsweg railway connection upgrade Maritime Havenbedrijf Rotterdam N.V. NL 299.65 12/2020 Safe & Secure Truck Parking Areas on the Core Road P.V.L. B.V. NL 6.47 01/2018 Network in the Netherlands ViA15 road project, missing link study - Rhine- Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure Road NL 5.81 12/2016 Alpine Core Network Corridor and the Environment High efficient container terminal boosting multimodal freight between Rotterdam and the Multimodal APM Terminals Maasvlakte II NL 27.30 unknown European hinterland Building the 'Meteren Boog' rail connection between the Betuweroute and the existing rail Rail Prorail NL 650 (787 incl. VAT) 12/2025 network alternative "Brabant Route" to intensify rail freight on the Betuweline. PHS (Programme High-Frequent Rail Services) to increase the capacity/reliability on the section Rail MinIenM NL 233.00 12/2020 Driebergen-Zeist; Ede. Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date ERTMS deployment RALP Corridor Rail ERTMS ProRail NL 235.00 Beyond 2023 Pro Danube Management LNG Masterplan for Rhine-Main-Danube IWW NL 80.00 12/2020 GmbH Capacity expansion of mooring locations IWW Rijkswaterstaat NL 20.00 12/2017 Gorinchem - Dordrecht Rail connections Maasvlakte 2. Upgrade along Maritime Rijkswaterstaat NL 217.00 12/2015 port railway line. Identified missing element in 2014 work plans: Connect Rotterdam The Hague Airport to the Airport Prorail NL 200.00 01/2030 rail network Redesign Waalhaven Zuid freight yard for Maritime Public+EU NL unknown 12/2019 containers Change catenary supply from 1.5 kV to 25 kV Rail Public+EU NL unknown 12/2029 Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Partial completion of minor Ministry of Infrastructure and Route East. Railways upgrade Rail NL 233.00 projects. Final Environment project finished before 2030. A12/A15 Ressen-Oudbroeken (ViA15). Extend Ministry of Infrastructure and Road NL 840.00 2021-2023 A15 motorway (missing link south of Arnhem) Environment Multifunctional secure truck parking solution in Maritime Flavenbedrijf Rotterdam N.V. NL 12.91 unknown Rotterdam Harbourline - Oude Maas river crossing Maritime Prorail NL unknown 12/2028 Amsterdam Dijksgracht - free level crossing Rail Prorail NL unknown 12/2025 Improving capacity Sophiatunnel Rail Prorail NL unknown 12/2028 Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Rail freight terminal at core Port of Moerdijk. Multimodal Havenschap Moerdijk NL 2.56 08/2018 Future vision Waal. Fairway depth and cross- IWW Rijkswaterstaat NL 131.00 12/2023 border mooring places. Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure Schiphol Plaza. Passenger terminal capacity. Airport NL unknown unknown and the Environment Diabolo project Airport Infrabel BE 64.00 12/2023 Rail connection of the future Liège-Carex Infrabel terminal and adaptation of existing HSL to allow Airport BE n/a unknown Liège Carex the circulation of high- speed freight C-ITS for Trucks (CITRUS) Road Be-Mobile NV BE 1.82 09/2019 Flemish Department of Mobility C-Roads Belgium/Flanders Road BE 3.18 12/2020 and Public Works (MOW) Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Connecting Brussels airport Airport De Lijn BE 88.86 unknown OPTI CONNECT Maritime NV ITC Rubis Terminal Antwerp BE 15.00 unknown Vopak Chemical Terminals More Liguid Bulk 4 Rail Maritime BE 8.01 unknown Belgium NV ANTwerp Waterbus Exploration and Realisation IWW Stad Antwerpen BE 16.58 unknown Park&Ride building (ANTWERP) INtoLNG - Innovative LNG solutions to provide Engie LNG Solutions Antwerp Innovation BE 19.34 unknown clean transport fuel bvba Pilot deployment of a smart (bio-) LNG/CNG Innovation DRIVE SYSTEMS BE 2.93 06/2019 network in Flanders New dock Noordlandbrug IWW NV De Scheepvaart BE 15.99 unknown Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Internal port rail infrastructure and Maritime Private and port authority BE 5.50 12/2016 development of a multimodal terminal Upgrading shunting yards and junctions; freight Maritime Port of Antwerp BE 100.00 12/2020 transport services Removal of level crossings Rail Infrabel BE 329.40 12/2025 Increasing capacity on the Rhine-Alpine Corridor between Denderleeuw and Brussels by adding 2 Rail Infrabel BE 68.80 12/2017 tracks on the line 50A Optimization of the Brussels Ring road Road Agentschap Wegen en Verkeer BE 2,300.00 12/2023 A11 Brugge-Westkapelle Road Agentschap Wegen en Verkeer BE 578.00 12/2017 Beheersmaatschappij Antwerp Oosterweel connection Antwerp Road BE 3,250.00 03/2023 Mobiel (BAM) Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Advanced Surface Movement Guidance and Control Systems (A-SMGCS) in Charleroi and Airport Belgocontrol BE 10.52 unknown Liege airports Upgrading Inland Navigation Infrastructure in Maritime Port of Gent BE 14.45 12/2015 Port of Ghent Private promoter and Service Liège-Carex terminal project (feasability study) Airport BE 2.20 12/2014 Public de Wallonie Increase in the capacity of access to the port of Maritime Infrabel BE 224.40 12/2025 Antwerp Improving the multimodal logistic platform of the Zeebrugge port in order to a ccommodate Maritime Infrabel BE 7.99 01/2019 long freight trains ETCS deployment: retrofitting of 94 diesel motor Rail ERTMS NMBS/SNCB BE 24.76 unknown units Safe and secure parking areas for trucks in Road Total BE 4.04 09/2017 Kruishoutem and Kalken Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Waterwegen en Zeekanaal NV, Watertruck+ Innovation BE 23.01 12/2019 NV De Scheepvaart, VIM Feasibility study on the extension of the capacity Rail Infrabel and SNCB BE 1.00 12/2017 of the Brussels North-South link Safe and secure infrastructure in Flanders Road Agentschap Wegen en Verkeer BE 2.62 12/2019 Upgrading of existing multimodal terminal with Multimodal Ghent Port Company BE n/a 12/2017 rail access Increasing the capacity, robustness and safety of Rail Infrabel BE 288.90 unknown the Brussels North-South link ETCS deployment on the Core Network Rail Infrabel BE 935.50 12/2025 Increase in capacity of the Ghent-Zeebrugge line Rail Infrabel BE 463.00 12/2025 Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Renovation of the Royers lock in the Port of Flemish Government - IWW BE 142.80 12/2023 Antwerp Mobiliteit en Openbare Werken ABS Köln - Aachen, Upgrade section II Rail BMVI (DB Netz) DE 52.0 12/2030 (Ausbauabschnitt II) Düren-Aachen Corridor programme 4 (CPR 4): A 1/A 2/A 3 : ITS Road BMVI DE 19.00 12/2020 implementation Corridor programme 4 (CPR 4): A 1/A 2/A 3, Road BMVI DE 2.3 12/2020 equipment for ITS implementation Upgrade measures at combined transport/shunting yards in Gremberg and Rail BMVI (DB Netz) DE 97.00 12/2015 Seelze A4 Düren - Kerpen, extension of lanes Road BMVI (NW) DE 107.3 12/2016 Upgrade of Junction Aachen A4 / A44 / A544 Road BMVI (NW) DE 91.00 12/2017 Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date C-Roads Germany Road ITS automotive nord GmbH DE 9.9 12/2020 National Policy Framework on electric energy Road BMVI DE 100.00 12/2020 supply on road infrastructure of corridor(s) National Policy Framework on hydrogen energy Road BMVI DE 50.00 12/2025 supply on road infrastructure of corridor(s) Upgraded line (ABS) (Amsterdam) - DE/NL Rail BMVI (DB Netz) DE 67.48 12/2019 border - Emmerich - Oberhausen Upgraded line (ABS) (Amsterdam) - DE/NL border - Emmerich - Oberhausen (1. Phase) Rail BMVI (DB Netz) DE 2,012.00 12/2030 ABS Grenze DE/NL-Emmerich-Oberhausen (1. Baustufe) ERTMS Zevenaar - Oberhausen Rail ERTMS DB Netz DE 110.00 12/2022 ERTMS Germany (Basel-Oberhausen) Rail ERTMS DB Netz DE 284.00 12/2022 Project name Project Project promoter Member States / Total costs in Million Project end category Countries involved Euro (estimate) date Noise reduction measures at different sections Rail DB Netz DE n/a unknown of RALP corridor Frankfurt/Main node, upgrade of railway infrastructure
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