Infrastructure and Investment

Nine European Transport Corridors and two horizontal priorities were created to structure and support the completion of the trans-European transport network.

While the environmental, economic and connectivity benefits of completing the Trans-European Transport network (TEN-T) are immense, the procedures that this entails are quite complex, which has led to delays of TEN-T implementation, especially in the case of cross-border projects.

A Commission Communication assesses whether zero emission heavy duty vehicles are entering the market as expected at the time of adopting AFIR and whether the mandatory infrastructure deployment targets for HDV for the year 2030 as stipulated under AFIR are in line with the expected vehicle uptake.

The Commission is launching the procedure for the selection of European TEN-T coordinators for three European Transport Corridors

CINEA received 258 applications requesting over €9.5 billion in co-funding from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Transport by the call deadline of 21 January 2025. It is nearly four times more than the €2.5 billion budget available for the 2024 CEF Transport calls for proposals.

Nine European Coordinators have been designated today to help complete the trans-European transport network (TEN-T), a vast infrastructure network of railways, roads, and inland waterways connecting the European Union.