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Rhine-Danube TEN-T Core Network Corridor – Project List, 31/05/2017 Rhine-Danube 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 Project end category / Countries (estimate) date involved [Mio EUR] Sustainable airport area - CO2 neutral Airport Airport Flughafen Wien AG AT 80.00 2025 Connection Ostbahn – Flughafenschnellbahn near Airport ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 63.10 2014 Kledering with Vienna Central Station Adaptation of Passenger Rail Station (platform Airport ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG / AT 118.80 2014 extension to min. 400 m length for long-distance Flughafen Wien passenger trains) Ongoing or future projects: Intelligent Traffic Innovation ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 22.00 12/2014 Systems (ITS), Installation of ITS for Area Linz and Infrastructure Manager) Area Salzburg Roadside network information system Innovation ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 4.10 11/2018 Infrastructure Manager) Container Terminal Enlargement IWW CTE GmbH AT 20.00 12/2016 Alternative fuel project IWW Ennshafen GmbH AT unknown 12/2030 Feasibility study for the Kai 21 IWW Ennshafen GmbH AT unknown 12/2030 Further development of hinterland connection to IWW Ennshafen GmbH AT unknown 12/2030 economic area Quay rehabilitation IWW Ennshafen GmbH AT unknown 06/2017 Project name Project Project promoter Member States Total costs Project end category / Countries (estimate) date involved [Mio EUR] Rail connections improvement IWW Ennshafen GmbH AT unknown 12/2016 Cargo City Enns IWW Kaindl AT 100.00 12/2030 Integrated River Engineering Project Danube East of IWW via donau - Österreichische AT 180.00 12/2030 Vienna, Implementation 2016-2030 Wasserstraßen- Gesellschaft mbH Integrated River Engineering Project East of Vienna IWW via donau - Österreichische AT 35.23 12/2015 Wasserstraßen- Gesellschaft mbH Optimization of locks IWW via donau - Österreichische AT 0.88 12/2021 Wasserstraßen- Gesellschaft mbH Expansion container terminal IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 5.11 12/2017 construction Stage 1 Expansion of the tri-modal inland port of Vienna by IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 12.79 12/2015 land recovery; 2012-AT-18070-P Improving of the multimodal interconnections at IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 9.02 unknown Port of Freudenau/Vienna Land recovery Part 2 IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 6.57 12/2015 OPTIHUB IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 0.64 12/2016 Planning and construction of the expansion of the IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 57.00 12/2025 trimodal Port of Freudenau/Vienna Port mobile Crane IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 2.70 12/2015 Studies for the expansion of the trimodal port of IWW Wiener Hafen, Gmbh & Co KG AT 5.44 12/2015 Freudenau/Vienna Multimodal interconnection to the Wels freight Multimodal Bundesministerium fur AT 2.79 12/2019 terminal Verkehr, Innovation und Project name Project Project promoter Member States Total costs Project end category / Countries (estimate) date involved [Mio EUR] Technologie Enns Multimodal Terminal Multimodal Container Terminal Enns GmbH AT 24.51 04/2015 Extension of Linz trimodal terminal (module 1) Multimodal LINZ SERVICE GmbH für AT 33.74 12/2014 Infrastruktur und kommunale Dienste Extension of Linz trimodal terminal (module 2) Multimodal LINZ SERVICE GmbH für AT 8.00 12/2025 Infrastruktur und kommunale Dienste Extension of Linz trimodal terminal (module 4) Multimodal LINZ SERVICE GmbH für AT 18.00 12/2025 Infrastruktur und kommunale Dienste Implementation of the studies for the expansion of Multimodal LINZ SERVICE GmbH für AT 273.00 unknown the trimodal Port of Linz Infrastruktur und kommunale Dienste Studies for the expansion of the trimodal Port of Multimodal LINZ SERVICE GmbH für AT 1.71 12/2015 Linz (Priority Axis 18) Infrastruktur und kommunale Dienste Upgrade of shunting yard Stadthafen Linz Multimodal ÖBB Infrastruktur AG, AT 40.00 12/2021 LINZ SERVICE GmbH für Infrastruktur und kommunale Dienste Cargo Center Vienna South (Inzersdorf) Multimodal ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 245.50 12/2017 Extension of container terminal Wels Vbf Multimodal ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 32.50 2018 4-track upgrade of Ybbs/Donau - Amstetten Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 441.10 2018 (Western line) Project name Project Project promoter Member States Total costs Project end category / Countries (estimate) date involved [Mio EUR] Construction of St. Pölten freight train line (by-pass) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 731.30 2018 Integration of interlockings into signalling & Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 25.70 2017 dispatching centres (Vienna) Integration of interlockings into signalling & Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 126.35 2025 dispatching centres (Wien - Salzburg/Passau) Link between Vienna Airport - Bruck/Leitha (- Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 12/2017 border AT/HU) Modernisation of railway station Salzburg Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 224.30 2015 Noise protection (Vienna) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 13.45 2020 Noise protection (Wien - Salzburg/Passau) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 41.80 2020 Noise protection Wien - Nickelsdorf Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 1.72 2017 Other interlockings (Wels/Linz) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 23.49 2020 Planning of 4-track upgrade Salzburg - Steindorf Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 37.30 12/2023 Reconfigurationof the accessibility of Himberg Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 10.48 12/2020 Station St. Pölten Railway station Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 177.50 2015 Train condition checkpoints (Wien - Passau) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 7.62 2019 Train condition checkpoints Wien - Nickelsdorf Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 0.84 2017 Upgrade and retrofitting Wels-Passau Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 102.80 2023 Upgrade Asten - Linz (Western line) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 444.20 2025 Upgrade Attnang-Puchheim - Salzburg Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 41.00 12/2021 Upgrade Lambach - Breitenschützing (Western line) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 41.80 2014 Upgrade Linz - Wels (Western line) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 997.30 2026 Upgrade Salzburg – Freilassing (DE) - Western Line Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 180.00 12/2017 Upgrade Wels marshalling yard/terminal Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 34.80 12/2021 Vienna Central Railway Station (Wien Hbf) Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 997.10 2015 Project name Project Project promoter Member States Total costs Project end category / Countries (estimate) date involved [Mio EUR] Westbahn railway station Attnang-Puchheim Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 28.50 2015 Wien Zvbf Rail Freight Station - Alignment Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 2037 optimization of exit lines Works and studies for upgrading the Wien- Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 846.60 2015 Bratislava railway line (6 sub-projects) Airport Schwechat – Long distance rail connection Rail ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG, PGO AT 5.80 2014/2015 to Bratislava/Budapest Upgrade Austrian locomotives to ERTMS Baseline 3 Rail ERTMS Bundesministerium für AT 8.97 12/2019 Verkehr, Innovation und Technologie ERTMS deployment Linz – Wels Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 12/2030 ERTMS deployment Parndorf – Kittsee / Petrzalka Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 12/2030 (border AT/SK) ERTMS deployment Parndorf – Nickelsdorf (border Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 12/2022 AT/HU) ERTMS deployment St. Poelten – Linz Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 12/2030 ERTMS deployment Wels – Bundesgrenze D/A / Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 12/2030 Freilassing (border A/D) ERTMS deployment Wien – Parndorf Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 12/2022 ETCS deployment in ETCS gap between Westbahn Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 9.75 2019 and Ostbahn Implementation of GSM-R on Austrian A-network Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT 81.40 2014 Wien – Hegyeshalom (HU) Rail ERTMS ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG AT unknown 2015 CEE goes ETCS Rail ERTMS Salzburg AG fur Energie, AT 0.51 unknown Verkehr und Telekommunikation Project name Project Project promoter Member States Total costs Project end category / Countries (estimate) date involved [Mio EUR] A 1 - General Renewal and safety and capacity Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 23.00 12/2019 upgrade ; Wallersee – Salzburg Nord Infrastructure Manager) A 1 motorway - Access Point Traun/Haid Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 26.60 12/2021 Infrastructure Manager) A 4 - General motorway renewal - Neusiedl - Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 48.76 11/2017 Nickeldorf (border crossing AT/HU) Infrastructure Manager) A 8 motorway - Access Point Wels - Wimpassing Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 6.13 10/2019 Infrastructure Manager) A 8 motorway - Safety upgrading; Haag - Ried Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 44.26 07/2017 Infrastructure Manager) A1 - Access Point Bergheim West (2nd expansion Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 12.55 12/2018 stage) Infrastructure Manager) A1 - Access Point Wallersee Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 0.76 10/2016 Infrastructure Manager) A1 - General motorway renewal incl. 3rd lane - Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 30.50 06/2018 Matzleinsdorf - Pöchlarn Infrastructure Manager) A1: Pöchlarn - Ybbs: Upgrade of A1 motorway to 6 Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 15.61 11/2014 lanes in both directions due to traffic congestion Infrastructure Manager) A4 - Bruck a. d. Leitha - Neusiedl, 6-lane expansion Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 93.00 11/2022 and rehabilitation Infrastructure Manager) A4 - Fischamend – Bruck a. d. Leitha 6-lane Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 151.68 11/2020 expansion and rehabilitation Infrastructure Manager) A4 motorway: section Airport Vienna - Fischamend, Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 45.07 11/2015 additional lane for each direction Infrastructure Manager) Eco-AT Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 11.80 06/2017 Infrastructure Manager) Project name Project Project promoter Member States Total costs Project end category / Countries (estimate) date involved [Mio EUR] Safe & Secure parking improvement Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 13.52 12/2018 Phase 1 Infrastructure Manager) Secure parking improvement Road ASFINAG (Austrian Road AT 19.70 2023 Phase 2: 6 parking areas (Nickelsdorf, Sinnersdorf Infrastructure Manager) Nord, Kematen, Gleissenfeld, Fischering, St.
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