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Investments in transport sector

Investments in transport sector. 2014–2020 planning period Informal consultation meeting Brussels, March 14, 2013. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA. Headline targets for 2020 - EU vs. LV. Strategies and policy planning documents:

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Investments in transport sector

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  1. Investments intransportsector 2014–2020 planning period Informal consultation meeting Brussels, March 14, 2013 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  2. Headline targets for 2020 - EU vs. LV • Strategies and policy planning documents: • Europe 2020 - A strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth; • White Paper ''A Roadmap to a Single Transport Area ― Towards a competitive and resource-efficient transport system’’; • Union guidelines for the development of the Trans-European Transport Network. • National Reform Programme of Latvia for the implementation of the “Europe 2020”strategy; • Sustainable Development Strategy of Latvia until 2030; • NationalDevelopment Plan 2014-2020 • Transport development guidelines for 2013-2020 (draft) MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  3. European Commission's position paper recommendations: Financial priority should be given to the railway sector, in particular, to construction of a new fully interoperable higher speed railway connection to Central Europe, electrification and upgrading of the existing TEN-T core and comprehensive rail networks, including purchase of modern rolling stock. Development of multimodal and interoperable nodes. Integrated and low carbon public and urban transport systems. In relation to the road network, the priority should be completion of missing links in the TEN-T core road network and enhancing regional mobility through connecting secondary and tertiary nodes to TEN-T infrastructure. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  4. NDP2020 priority “Growth of the National Economy” • Priority strategic objective “Outstanding Business Environment” In cooperation with the private sector, the state makes investments in thetransport infrastructure, which is crucial for business activity nationally and internationally. This is done not merely as a way of rationally taking advantage of the country’s favourable geographic position, but also to boost Latvian businesses in supplying competitive products and services to foreign markets. Multi-modal transportation corridors play an increasingly important role in transit – consisting of transit roads, the railway and ports. The electrification and modernisation of transportation corridors allows more and more goods to be shipped through such corridors and facilitates the development of new processing and service industries in Latvia. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  5. Strategy 2030 • The development of the infrastructure of motorways, railways (TEN-T), ports and airports of international significance has a substantial role in improvement of external accessibility of Latvia. • It would ensure the possibility for Latvia to develop successfully as a significant transit country, the bridge between the EU states, Asia, Russia and the nearest neighboring countries, as well as to serve as a link between two economic regions of Europe – Eastern Europe and Northern Europe. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  6. General plan of location of the principal transport infrastructure elements MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  7. TEN-T network revision Key elements for Latvia • Inclusion of major axis in the comprehensive and core network, includingRiga to Tallinn and Riga to Kaunas along the new Rail/Via Balticaalignment, as well as the link between Ventspils and the RU and BY border. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  8. TEN-T core and comprehensive network • Roads network: external and internal accessability • Core network ports: accessability and safety • international airport: corresponding capacity for passengers and cargo MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  9. Targets • Transport policy target is competitive, sustainable, co-modal transport system which ensures high quality mobility, effectively using resources, incl.EU funds. • Vision of sustainable transport system: • high quality transport infrastructure (roads in good condition, electrified railway, comfortable TEN-T linkage with cities, airport „Riga” as central air traffic point in the region) • high traffic safety level • transport and logistics services, which ensure workplaces and provide significant contribution to increase of services export volume • accessible public transport which ensures accessibility on the whole territory of Latvia (comfortable, single public transport system, achieving inter-coherence of bus and railway transportation) MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  10. Road network still have the main role in the provision of internal accessibility. Density of road network is sufficient it ensures availability from any populated area to the nearest administrative centre, links administrative centres with each other as well as with the capital of the country. However, its quality is not sufficient as approximately half of roads with asphalt pavement and gravel pavement are in bad or even critical condition. • Therefore the priority in respect of the road network will be ensuring quality TEN-T core road network as well as enhancing regional mobility through the renovation and reconstruction of the existing infrastructure. • TEN-T core road network should be to strengthen state main road surface in order to increase its servability (increase levelground and bearing capacity, decrease traffic accident risk), and ensure investment efficiency within the designed surface lifetime – 20 years. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  11. Reconstructed road sections allow reducing the duration of trip also in the public transport. Thereby the availability and accessibility of services (education, health, social, culture, entertainment etc.) and work places will be ensured for rural inhabitants. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  12. Road network Information describing a road network MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  13. The poor and the very poor condition of existing asphalt pavement • (% of road length) • The main indicator that changes with well-maintained road network in • comparison of poor road network is the average cost per vehicle-kilometer Vehicle-kilometer costs, EUR / km MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  14. Other related measures • Related tasks for road construction activities: (1)Continuous improvement of Road construction quality – in general in Latvia adapted EU standards are applied (material testing methods) • EU standartisation organisation improves these standards every 5-7 years and these amendments are assessed against LV situation • LSR continues work in tasks for EU Standard adaptation; LV Standard improvements, improvement of road construction technical specification (2)Establishment of foreseeable financing model for road infrastructure from state budget resources/proportion of revenues from excise duty tax payments and transport payments to ensure sufficient periodical maintenance and reconstruction MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  15. Other related measures • (3) NDP foresees PPP as one of the options for investment financing. In the road sector this possibility is also being evaluated and preparatory analysis is to be carried out to assess PPP viability for certain projects, proposed as part of road infrastructure financing model [e.g. A7 and A5 Kekava bypass] • (4) Introduction of of Euroviniette payments as of October 2014, estimated amount of payments rom 6-9 mil LVL/year in period from 2014-2020 with tendency to decrease LATVIJAS REPUBLIKAS SATIKSMES MINISTRIJA

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  17. The state main road quality MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  18. Previously received support • Investments in 2007-2013 programming period: • Measure "Improvements and Development of Large Scale • Transport Infrastructure“ • Improvement of the TEN-T Road Network - total CF financing is 216 million LVL (17,54 km to be constructed; 364,7 km to be reconstructed) • City Infrastructure Improvements for Linkage with the TEN-T - total CF financing is 20 million LVL • Measure "Promotion of Accessibility and Transport System" • Improvement of State Category 1 Motorway Network - total ERDF financing is 131 million LVL (427,0 km to be reconstructed) • Improvement of Transit Streets in Cities - total ERDF financing is 64 million LVL (106,0 km to be reconstructed) • Traffic Safety Improvement in Populated Areas and Riga - total ERDF financing is 18 million LVL MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  19. Activities for 2014.-2020. • NDP2020 objective - ensure convenient and safe access to development centres, including achieving good driving quality on the roads connecting national and regional development centres and greater availability of public transportation by creating an efficient and balanced public transportation system • Transport development guidelines for 2013-2020 (draft)goals – • reconstruction of the national roads (to further aggravate the condition of roads and ensure road preservation and development of long-term planning stability) • the public transport system adjustment (will provide better accessibility, more efficient use of financial resources, the priority use of railway transport) to ensure an opportunity for all residents to get to the county center, to visit the schools, get workplaces state and local government institutions in the its normal working hours by public transport. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  20. Investment priority “Supporting a multi-modal Single European Transport Area by investing in the Trans-European Transport Network” • Investment priority“Enhancing regional mobility through connecting secondary and tertiary nodes to TEN-T infrastructure” • Expected results – activitieswill provide people with more equality of living and working conditions, accessibility to services and mobility. • Total length of reconstructed or upgraded main roads (TEN-T) – 345 km • Reconstructed or upgraded regional roads total length – 574 km • Reduction of the length of main state and regional paved road segments in a poor or very poor condition by 50% • Motor transport operating cost savings: the main roads – 31.58 mill EUR / year regional roads – 8.6 mill EUR / year • Synergy – activities will provide preconditions for the development of business activity and new job creation in the manufacturing and services sector in the regions. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  21. Transport development guidelines for 2014-2020 (draft) in addition to the road network activities offered from Cohesion Policy funds in next MFF foresees the state and local government budget funding investments in the national road network maintenance and restoration. Moreover the investments are planned for organisation of public transportation services in a single bus and rail network, providing rural residents with the possibility of reaching regional development centres and, from there, the national development centres and the capital (connections from parishes to the 21+9 at least twice daily). MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  22. State main and regional road recovery and reconstruction projects 2007.-2020. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  23. Ports • Three big ports (Ventspils, Riga and Liepaja) are operating in Latvia • their proportion in total cargo turnover is 75.2mill.t (98.2% ) • seven small ports (Engure, Lielupe, Mersrags, Pavilosta, Roja, Salacgriva, Skulte) total cargo turnover is 1,4 mill.t. (1.8%) • Investment in port development is a logical continuation of investments made in road and rail infrastructure, as it will provide multi-modal infrastructure, which will facilitate the development of related industries • Freight transit has a vitally important role in the Latvian economy (Total revenue for transit cargoes (4.4 % of GDP in 2011). It makes up about 1/3 of the total exports of all types of services. Transit promotes the development of other sectors of the Latvian economy, supports foreign trade, export MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

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  25. Transit importance in Latvian economy • Transport and storage sector in GDP – 13% • Total revenue for transit cargo (4.4 % of GDP in 2011) • Transport and storage sector employs – 68.8 thsd • Revenues from each ton of transit cargo – 15 EUR • Investments planned for ports is the continuation of 2007-2013 programming period activities namely reconstruction of access channel for ships entering the port of Riga, phase II with TEN-T co-financing in 2011 was completed project elaboration of study and detail design for the project "Reconstruction of Access channel for ships entrance into Riga port". MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  26. Previously received support • Investments in 2007-2013 programming period: • Measure "Improvements and Development of Large Scale Transport Infrastructure“ • Development of Infrastructure of Large Ports within the Framework of the"Motorways of the Sea“ - total CF financing is 116 million LVL • Measure "Promotion of Accessibility and Transport System" • Improvement of Infrastructure in Small Ports - total ERDF financing is 3,4 million LVL MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  27. Activities for 2014.-2020. • Investment priority “developing environment-friendly and low-carbon transport systems and promoting sustainable urban mobility, including river and sea transport, ports and multimodal links” • Compliance with the White Papertarget - 30% of road freight over 300 km should shift to other modes such as rail or waterborne transport by 2030, and more than 50% by 2050, facilitated by efficient and green freight corridors. To meet this goal will also require appropriate infrastructure to be developed. • Expected activities – only basic public infrastructure • Riga port - reconstruction of east and west breakwaters, development of new territory beyond the west breakwater. Reconstruction of access channel for ships entering the port that will provide handling for high-tonnage vessels. • Port of Liepaja - harbour breakwaters reconstruction to prevent sand - silt entering the port area in order to improve maritime safety and railway infrastructure development. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  28. Port of Ventspils - development of the access roads to the Ventspils Freeport existing terminals and industrial zones, piers and breakwaters reconstruction in order to improve maritime safety • Ensuring the maritime safety in winter navigation period in small ports - Mērsrags, Roja, Salacgrīva and Skulte. • Measurable outcomes for the activities - cargo turnover in the major ports – 116 million tonnes in 2020.(base value – 67.4 million tonnes in 2011) • Synergy - Activities promote to improve the competitiveness of Latvian products and services and to increase their export volumes. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  29. International airport“Riga” • Air transport as the fastest and most efficient type of transport has significant role in the provision of external accessibility • Air transport facilitates development of other industries, especially tourism, thus promoting growth of economy and increase of GDP and employment MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  30. International airport“Riga” MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  31. Development of airport activities Increasing number of passengers due to increasing proportion of transit and transfer passengers Number of served passengers airBaltic served passengers local passengers Total number of flights transit and transfer passengers MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  32. The international airport “Riga” is dominating in the Baltic States (number of passengers served at Tallinn and Vilnius in 2012 is around 2 mill. each, that is hardly a half of the amount served in Riga • The international airport “Riga” is turning out not only as an important destination of direct routes, but also as a significant transit airport for further flights to Central Asia and CIS countries • Air cargo at Riga airport have steadily increased despite the economic recession, growing from 12,294 tons in 2010 to 32,953 tons in 2012, which is also the sound indicator of the significant role of Riga airport and its impact to the growth of economic. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  33. Activities for 2014.-2020. • Investment priority “Supporting a multi-modal single European transport area by investing in the Trans-European transport network“ • Compliance with the White Papertarget - A fully functional and EU-wide multimodal TEN-T ‘core network’ by 2030, with a high quality and capacity network by 2050 and a corresponding set of informationservices. • Targets • Provide safe, high quality and accessible air transport services • Develop airport infrastructure • Promote passenger traffic growth, expanding flight network and maintaining attractive pricing policy • problem to be solved • The international airport “Riga” existing 23 departure passages to aircraft are unable to operate the number of passengers over 5 million, number of passengers served in 2012 - 4.7 mill., as well as necessary separate Schengen and non-Schengen passenger flows. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  34. Expected activities • The ground infrastructure reconstruction and technical modernization • Security measures • Expected results • number of passengers served – 7,6 mil. (growth - 61%) • number of passengers served in increased traffic hours – 3,7 thousd. (growth - 60%) • number of aircrafts served in increased traffic hours – 34 (growth - 61%) • N.B.! These results will be achieved in close synergy with investments planned from own resources, intended for terminal capacity development MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  35. Previously received support • Investments in 2007-2013 programming period: • Measure "Improvements and Development of Large Scale Transport Infrastructure“ • Development of Airport Infrastructure - total CF financing is 45 million LVL MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  36. Develop Riga as the region's metropolis functions necessary infrastructure • NDP2020 objective - strengthening of the international competitiveness of Latvia’s regions by increasing the role of Riga as a North European metropolis. • The objective: Ensure Riga city urban mobility and safety as well as developing environmentally-friendly public transport • Expected results • port of Riga and Riga city integration in TEN-T network (port roads): • constructed/reconstructed street length – 8.6 km • reconstructed / constructed main street junctions – 3 • multi-modal transport junction construction -1 • Riga City public transport improvement: • tram route adjustment to low-floor tram – 1 • construction of a new tram lines (tram route extension) – 1 • new low-floor trams purchase MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  37. Context of Riga Mobility plan • Riga and Pieriga Mobility Plan (RPMP) Objectives: • develop an efficient, attractive and competitive public transport system, with priority for electric and railway modes. the motivation for this objective is to develop a sustainable system providing good accessibility, limiting traffic hindrance, improving traffic safety and reducing environmental burden of traffic. With the priority for electric modes local environmental impact from the transport can be limited • create a coherent network with clear road and street classifications and prioritisation of modes, by eliminating bottlenecks in the road and street network. currently, the network has weak and missing links leading to fragmentation and bottlenecks in the traffic flow. With removal of missing links and bottlenecks and with road and street classification the network can be made coherent. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  38. increase the level of road safety, without hampering accessibility. • provide multi modal accessibility to different places. multi modal accessibility is necessary to provide optimal choices for trip making and to make the transport system less vulnerable for incidents. Multi modal accessibility can be achieved by providing facilities for all modes in an integrated transport system with sufficient transfer possibilities; • ensure good and reliable connections between the Riga Freeport, Riga and other national and international (TEN-T) transport infrastructure networks. with good connections further economic development is enabled. Furthermore, with sustainable connections the city center can be relieved from the freight transport burden, dangerous goods in particular MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  39. ensure good and reliable connections between the Riga international airport, Riga and other main regional centers in a sustainable way. With a good and reliable transport system further economic development is enabled. Currently, a proper public transport link between Riga city center, other regional centers and the Riga international airport is missing. • Synergy - promoting employment and support labor mobility and support the transition to a low carbon economy in all sectors. • Investments in 2007-2013 programming period: Measure "Promotion of Accessibility and Transport System"Traffic Safety Improvement in Riga - total ERDF financing is 8,2 million LVL MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  40. TEN-T core and comprehensive network • Railways MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  41. Railway network • Total length of Latvian railway network is 1 896.9km • 319.5 km are dual railway • 257.4 km – electrified • dominant turnover east-west railway corridor • strengths - common railway system with neighboringcountries (1520 mm) - CIS as well as Asia • north-south railway corridor • weaknesses - difference between rails width on the LT/PL borders (1520mm/1435mm) which restrict traffic geographical coverage • opportunities - Rail Balticaproject • inland freighttransport • freight carriage not competitive with the road transport, role of road transportation in inland transport is dominant. Road transportation in inland transport in Latvia constitutes 96,79 % MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  42. Euro-Asialogisticstraffic 1520mm MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  43. Strategic objectivesandopportunities for railway • Establishment of progressive, safe and effective railway infrastructure corresponding to the needs of the economy • Ensure full integration of Latvian railway infrastructure in EU and Eurasia transport system and development of coordinated cross-border corridors • Ensure sufficient throughput capacity for West-East corridor • Ensure infrasrtucture service level corresponding to the railway passenger transport needs, including the priorities indentified in Riga Mobility Plan MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  44. Transit cargo in the total cargo turnovertransported by rail MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  45. Freight transport by railway • Cargo turnover at the 2012 60.6 milj.t MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  46. Latvian railway networkelectrification • In Latvia, during the last years in freight and passenger transportation as well as public use railway infrastructure the following problems have intensified: • Depreciation of rolling stock: diesel-electric locomotives (freight carriages) and electric trains (passenger carriages); • Depreciation of power supply equipment (that is a part of public use railway infrastructure) in electrified sections; • Increase in transportation costs due to rapid increase in diesel price. Latvian railway network electrification can solve the above mentioned problems.The existing DC network for passenger traffic will be renovated and converted to AC system and the high priority line sections for freight traffic will be electrified using the AC system. The electric passenger rolling stock will be replaced by modern AC units and the existing diesel locomotives for freight traffic will be partly replaced by AC electric locomotives. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  47. Latvian railway networkelectrificationcurrent situation MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  48. Latvian railway networkelectrificationexpected result MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  49. Previously received support Investments in 2007-2013 programming period: • Measure "Improvements and Development of Large Scale Transport Infrastructure“ • Reconstruction and Development of the TEN-T Railway Segments (Development of the East-west Rail Corridor Infrastructure and Rail Baltica) - total CF financing is 91,7 million LVL (52 km to be constructed) • Development of Sustainable Public Transport System - total CF financing is 100 million LVL MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

  50. Activities for 2014.-2020. • Compliance with theEU2020 targets - support the shift towards a low carbon economy, increase the use of renewable energy sources, modernise our transport sector and promote energy efficiency. • Compliance with the White Papertargets - optimising the performance of multimodal logistic chains, including by making greater use of more energy-efficient modes. • NDP2020 objective - The electrification and modernisation of transportation corridors allows more and more goods to be shipped through such corridors and facilitates the development of new processing and service industries in Latvia. Multi-modal transportation corridors play an increasingly important role in transit – consisting of transit roads, the railway and ports. • The railway networkelectrification has been established as one of the national priorities for the next programming period. TEN-T multi-annual program have approved preliminary design of Latvian railway network electrification project to ensure project preparedness for the new programming period. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA

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