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Amber RFC became operational

Mr. Franc Klobučar | Ex-Chairperson of the Management Board of RFC Amber

RAG-TAG meeting | 19 February 2019 | Ljubljana

Your Vision Our Mission

First step | legal basis

31 January 2017:

IMPLEMENTATION DECISION OF THE COMMISSION, (EU) No 177/2017

4 member states | Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia

2 border crossings to third countries | Belarus (Terespol), Serbia (Kelebia)

Connections to other RFCs

• RFC 5 (Baltic-Adriatic)

• RFC 6 (Mediterranean)

• RFC 7 (Orient/East-Mediterranean)

• RFC 8 (North Sea-Baltic)

• RFC 9 (Rhine-Danube


Routing of Amber | EU no. 177/2017

„Koper – Ljubljana –

/Zalaszentiván – Sopron/Csorna

–/(Hungarian-Serbian border) –

Kelebia – Budapest –/–

Komárom – Leopoldov/Rajka –

Bratislava – Žilina –

Katowice/Kraków –

Warszawa/Łuków – Terespol –

(Polish-Belarusian border)”

Katowice Kraków

Sopron

Koper

Ljubljana

Bratislava

Leopoldov

Budapest

Kelebia

Žilina

WarszawaŁuków Terespol

Zalaszentivan

Rajka

Komárom

Csorna


Routing of Amber | after implementation

Proposed routing by the RUs were taken into account and reflects market demand

Proposed Diversionary routeMiskolc – Mezőzombor – Sátoraljaújhely– Slovenské Nové Mesto – Košice

Proposed Principal routeHatvan – Szolnok – Cegléd –Kiskunfélegyháza – Kiskunhalas


Corridor Implementation | completed

• Governance structure established

• Internal Rules of Procedure for ExBo & MaBo

• CID Books 1-5

• Implementation Plan

• Transport Market Study

• Framework for Capacity Allocation

• RAG-TAG platforms established

• KPI’s of Amber

• C-OSS Operational Rules

• C-OSS Contract

• PaP Catalogue TT2020

Activities of the corridor are co-financed by the European Union from PSA funds

Documents were publishedon the websitehttps://rfc-amber.eu/


Governance structure

Deputy chair of MBChair of MB


PaP Schematic Map

PaPs defined and publishedin PCS on 14 January 2019


Fulfilment of the operations and validation

• Governance structure of Amber RFC

• Define the general objectives of Amber RFC

• Framework for Capacity Allocation

• CEF Programme Support Action

• Transport Market Study


• Route alignment of Amber RFC

• Establishment of Railway and Terminal Advisory Groups


• KPIs

• CID Books

• C-OSS establishment & C-OSS manager

• Website, domain:www.rfc-amber.eu

• PaP offer 2020

Operational 14 January 2019

With the approval of ExBo & MaBo…


Events aimed at customer orientation so far

• National Customer consultation Days | March – April 2018

• Presentation at the ECCO meeting in Paris | March 2018

• Kick-off meeting in Brzesko Container Terminal, Poland | May 2018

• Election of RAG-TAG Spokesperson, Mr András Nyíri

• Customer Consultation for Capacity Wishes Survey

• Consultation of the Implementation Plan and TMS

• Informal Customer consultation event | October 2018

• Involvement of RAG-TAG Spokesperson to report at MB meeting regarding Customer expectations


Representation at international fora

Rail Freight Day6 December 2018Vienna

TEN-T Days25-27 April 2018Ljubljana


Contacts

Chair of theManagement Board

Mrs. Andrea Mosó[email protected]

C-OSSmanager

Mr. Roman [email protected]

Spokesperson of the Advisory Groups

Mr. András Nyí[email protected]

Amber RFCSecretariat

Ms. Eszter Boglárka Gá[email protected]

Vice-Chair of theManagement Board

Mr. Bojan [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]




Thank you for your attention!

Mr. Franc Klobučar | Ex-Chairperson of the Management Board of RFC Amber

RAG-TAG meeting | 19 February 2019 | Ljubljana