Dan Costescu - Railway PRO Investment Summit
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Compania Naţională de Căi Ferate
National Railway Company
“CFR” S.A.
Building the new railway economy
Challenges & Opportunities
Dan M. COSTESCU, Chief Executive Officer
Bucharest, October 6th, 2015
Network characteristics
Network length:
10 629 km
Double line:
2 909 km
Electrified line:
4 028 km
Number of stations:
930
Institutional separation and open access
to the railway infrastructure in
accordance with the EU Directives
(1998)
Infrastructure Manager (CFR S.A.)
National Passenger Operator (CFR Calatori)
National Freight Operator (CFR Marfa)
Institutional separation and open access to the
railway infrastructure – Railway Undertakings
that concluded the access contract on the railway
infrastructure managed by CFR S.A. in 2015
Number of
Type of license
undertakings
Owner
Passenger and
Freight
3
Private
21
1 State owned,
20 Private
4
1 State owned,
3 Private
Freight
Passenger
Projects for the modernization
of the railway sections
Modernization of Romanian railway
stations
Rehabilitation works to bridges and tunnels
on the TEN-T railway network
Increase in traffic safety
Challenges
&
Opportunities
Expensive IT solutions
vs
Low cost rail services
Innovative
Digitalisation
vs
Overregulated
and changeresistant
workforce
Railway atomisation
vs
Strong Railway
Administrator
Intra-modal competition
vs
Inter-modal competition
Assuring a level play field
Recast directive
Amending the national legal frame
Modal Shift
Sustainable business environment
Implementing
a new legal frame & business environment
1st Stage: Present situation, introductory steps:
-
Bring topic in public & political debate
Run market and econometric studies
Design the legal frame
Set the new financial mechanisms
2nd Stage: Implementation according to an
appropriate timing :
-
Costs internalization for road
Railway access fees reshaping
Improving the KPI of infrastructure
3rd Stage: Including the ignition and progress of modal
shift over the break-even point when the
subsidy turn to profit
Financial mechanisms
Already known, and validated by
on-going activity
- Own revenues – access fees
- Own revenues – noncore activities
- State budget - subsidies
Financial mechanisms
Not yet tested or validated,
existing or new “positive
cross-subsidies” from the polluter
-
20-30% of environment tax (from road)
20-25% of RO-vignette tax (from road)
% of the over excise duty for fuel
100 % heavy lorries/coaches over tax
Extending the concept “polluters pay”
to “polluters pay to… green modes”
Financial mechanisms
Further different developments:
-
to be identified after further internal
analysis
to be identified by consultants
resulting from the experience or best
practices of other railways
Impact of modal-shift over GDP
External Costs – Passengers Transport
10% modal shift from road to rail
1% of Romanian GDP
Incomes & Costs
Modal Shift Effects
Profit
Subsidy
Railway subsidy
turns to profit
Traffic Intensity
Incomes
Costs
Compania Naţională de Căi Ferate
National Railway Company
“CFR” S.A.
Thank you !
Bucharest, October 6th, 2015