Removing interoperability barriers- studies, works or mixed
The Removing Interoperability Barriers (REMIB) funding program, part of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Transport, aims to significantly enhance the interoperability of the rail system across the European Union, Moldova, and Ukraine. This initiative supports studies and works that align with Technical Specifications for Interoperability (TSIs), particularly focusing on telematics applications, automatic gauge change facilities, and Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC). It seeks to address critical technical and operational barriers to improve rail transport efficiency and seamless cross-border operations.
Who is Funded
The REMIB program targets a broad range of entities and geographic areas within the rail sector to achieve its core objective of enhancing interoperability. It welcomes applications from various organizations dedicated to improving the European rail system's efficiency and seamless operation.
What is Funded
The REMIB program funds a variety of projects, studies, and works specifically designed to overcome technical and operational barriers in the rail sector. The focus is on implementing European interoperability standards, deploying advanced digital solutions, and supporting strategic innovations in rail technology. However, certain types of investments, particularly those related to rolling stock, are generally excluded.
Type and Scope of Funding
The REMIB funding offers financial support primarily through grants. The funding extent is based on a co-financing rate, and project durations are generally aligned with the overall program period.
Conditions and Requirements
Applicants and beneficiaries under the REMIB program must adhere to specific conditions and requirements concerning application procedures, consortium formation, budgetary rules, and other provisions. These ensure compliance with EU regulations and program objectives.
Application Procedure
The application process for the REMIB program follows a structured flow, including submission guidelines and a defined evaluation and selection process, managed by CINEA.
Legal Basis
The REMIB funding program operates under a robust legal framework established by several key European Union regulations, ensuring its legitimacy and guiding its implementation.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Closed
Maximum Amount:
50% funding rate
Allocated Budget:
The SIMOBGEN call, which includes this topic, received applications requesting over EUR 1 billion in co-funding from the CEF Transport budget. The overall CEF Transport budget available for the 2024 calls was €2.5 billion, attracting nearly four times more requested funding (€9.5 billion). The budget allocated for the CEF-T-2024-SIMOBGEN call for the year 2024 is 640,000,000 €.
Open Until:
31.12.2027
Award Channel:
Competitive Tender
Region:
European Union, Moldova, Ukraine
Sectors:
Transportation and Logistics
Application Type:
Optional Consortium
Funding Stages:
Feasibility Study, Implementation
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
Managed By:
CINEA
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