Following previous discussion events on rail transport, we continue debating railway liberalisation in Europe. The current developments on the European level trigger the question how liberalization will evolve. Especially, they want to know which form competition will take: will competition be about access as was the original idea of the European Commission or will it rather evolve into tendering of various bits and pieces of the railway system?
The discussions will be centred around following questions:
Keeping to one of FSR’s guiding principles, namely stakeholder involvement, this Forum will feature presentations from representatives of the European Commission, Ministries, regulators, operators, international associations of stakeholders and academics.
For more information please contact FSR.transport@eui.eu
Introduction to the 5th Florence Rail Forum – MATTHIAS FINGER
Introduction to the 5th Florence Rail Forum – MATTHIAS RUETE
A view of an Incumbent Operator (DB) – JOACHIM FRIED
A view from an Incumbent Opertor (FS) – ALBERTO MAZZOLA
A view of an Incumbent Operator (SBB) – RETO BLEISCH
A view of an Incumbent Operator (ÖBB) – IRINA MICHALOWITZ
A view of an Incumbent Operator (NS) – RENEE ELZINGA
The View of a New Entrant (Veolia Transdev) – MICHEL QUIDORT
The View of a New Entrant (EPTO) – JAN MÖLLMANN
CER’s View on Market Opening – LIBOR LOCHMAN
CER’s study on Vertical Separation (Introduction) – EDWARD CHRISTIE
CER’s study on Vertical Separation – DIDIER VAN DE VELDE
The 2012 European Railway Performance Index – MATTHIAS FINGER
The View of a Transport Authority (Transportstyrelsen) – MATS ANDERSSON
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