Rail Baltica is a joint transportation project involving the Baltic countries, aimed at establishing a new greenfield railway connection from Tallinn through the Baltic states to Poland. In Estonia the project will involve the construction of a total of 213 kilometres of entirely new European gauge (1,435mm) railway track, with completion expected by 2030.

"I am delighted that Sweco has been selected to contribute to this important project, linking the Baltic nations to the rest of Europe. As a leading European consultancy in the field of transportation, with 6,000 experts in mobility and active travel, Sweco is involved in a range of client projects in the ongoing green transition of Europe's transportation sector. Our cross-border team is fully committed to beginning work within the Alliance once the procurement process is completed," says Åsa Bergman, President and CEO of Sweco.

The Rail Baltica project is financed through a combination of European Union funds, national contributions from the Baltic States, and private investments. The EU plays a significant role, providing a substantial portion of the funding, through its Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) and other regional development programmes.

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• Visual of Rail Baltica train concept, free use, please credit: Rail Baltica
• Photo of Sweco's Åsa Bergman, free use, please credit: Tobias Regell
   

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About the client
Rail Baltica is a major infrastructure project aimed at creating a high-speed rail connection between the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania) and the rest of Europe. The project will link the Baltic region to the European railway network, connecting cities like Tallinn (Estonia), Riga (Latvia), and Kaunas (Lithuania) to Warsaw, Poland, and beyond to other European countries. Read more here.
 

About Sweco's transportation experience 
Sweco is a leading European consultancy in the field of transportation, with 6,000 experts in mobility and active travel, electrification and fossil-free fuels, traffic safety, and climate adaptation of infrastructure. Sweco's experts deliver technical expertise in the investigation and project planning of new tracks and railways, as well as the operation and maintenance of existing tracks and accompanying infrastructure, to clients in the railway sector throughout Europe.