US EditionEU Could Lose Generational Advantage if Rail Research Fund Is Cut
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Keeping Europe on track: Rail research funding cuts could derail Europe’s technological advantage
The European Rail Supply Industry can maintain its generational advantage and world-leading status over non-EU suppliers – but only if EU policymakers continue a cutting-edge public-private rail research program, according to a report by UNIFE, the Association representing the European Rail Supply Industry at EU and international level. UNIFE Director General Enno Wiebe outlined today […] The post Keeping Europe on track: Rail research funding…
EU could lose generational advantage if Rail Research Fund is cut
Only if EU policymakers continue a public-private rail research program can the European Rail Supply Industry maintain its generational advantage over non-EU suppliersAt a Rail Forum Europe event at the European Parliament, the UNIFE director general, Enno Wiebe, outlined what is at stake for the industry and EU manufacturing if the European Commission does not invest in a successor to Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking, while other nations heavily…
The European rail industry can maintain its generational advantage and world-leading status over non-EU suppliers, but only if EU policymakers continue a state-of-the-art public-private rail research programme, in this case the future successor to Europe’s Rail JU. UNIFE Director General Enno Wiebe explained at the Rail Forum Europe event held at the European Parliament on 27 January what risks European industry and production stand to gain if t…
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