Climate extremes are no longer a rarity - and we must prepare for them.For transport infrastructure, climate change effects are already having grave repercussions. In the past decade, heatwaves, droughts,…
What future for the TEN-T?At the Connecting Europe Days, during the meeting dedicated to the Scandinavian-Mediterranean European Transport Corridor, EU Coordinator Pat Cox summarised the key elements of the TEN-T…
The Connecting Europe Days, it goes without saying, were all about connections – between countries, regions, and cities, of course, but also projects and people. At the exhibition, we thus…
Last week, thousands of people flocked to Brussels for the Connecting Europe Days 2024, the continent’s flagship event dedicated to sustainable, smart, and resilient mobility. Organised by the European Commission and the Belgian…
Today, the Scandria Alliance kicked-off its new series of #ScandriaAllianceTalks with a discussion on the revised TEN-T regulation and its implications for seamless, green, and smart transport along our Corridor.The agenda focused on…
Last week, our C-OSS manager Rainer Wolf travelled to Frankfurt to participate in a Path Coordination System (PCS) training involving all RFCs crossing Germany.Bringing together RFCs, Infrastructure Managers, Allocation Bodies, Railway…
On November 24, the ScanMed Team visited the Alnabru intermodal terminal in Oslo. Safe to say, we were positively impressed!Did you know?Alnabru has been the hub for rail freight traffic…
On November 14, ScanMed RFC Managing Director Furio Bombardi attended the 19th Corridor Forum Meeting of the Scandinavian – Mediterranean Core Network Corridor in Brussels. To begin with, EU Coordinator Pat Cox…
On June 6, ScanMed RFC Managing Director Furio Bombardi attended the 18th Corridor Forum Meeting of the Scandinavian - Mediterranean Core Network Corridor in Brussels. To begin with, EU Coordinator…
Two days ago, the ScanMed Team travelled to Copenhagen to take part in the Fehmarn Belt Forum. This was the second meeting dedicated to this topic, following a first seminar…
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