Will "Rail Baltica" be operational by mid-2030?
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“Rail Baltica” is a key railroad infrastructure project in the Baltic region (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and partly Poland) of the European Union that is set to integrate the Baltics into the European rail network (part of TEN-T European initiative), enabling direct connections to Europe via the 1435mm standart gauge railroad tracks (currently all tracks in the Baltics are the Russian 1520mm standart gauge).
- “Rail Baltica” is going to be a major human mobility and transportation artery for the region, enabling economic growth, as well as lately gaining large military importance in the light of the Russian invasion in Ukraine, therefore timely completion of the project is of high importance.
- Current expected costs of the project are 5.8bn€, with 85% funded by the EU and 15% by the national states.
- Many key locations have already began construction, with many more set to begin construction in 2023 and 2024.
- Originally the project had a completion date of 2026, however it has been pushed back to 2028 and expected to fully finished by 2030.
- Read more on the official website of the project, as well as important news regarding the project: https://www.railbaltica.org/about-rail-baltica/