The Round Table Discussion will see Mr Giorgio Travaini, Executive Director of Europe’s Rail, to discuss with the coordinators of three projects funded by the Europe’s Rail programme and involving the French research centre Railenium, host of the event:

As every year, the ERCI honours groundbreaking innovation projects from companies in the European rail industry with its Innovation Awards - this year for the 10th time. This year's award ceremony will take place at the stand of CNA e.V. - Cluster Bahntechnik Bayern as part of the InnoTrans 2024 in Berlin.

In this ERCI Webinar you will learn about data assurance strategies and implications for railways.

The Rail Industry Summit Casablanca offers a unique service of pre-programmed and targeted meetings. Through our interactive platform, participants can effortlessly identify and schedule private sessions with contacts of their choice. Our team then curates individual meeting schedules based on each participant's preferences. In just 2 days, teams from sales, technical services, production, and suppliers will benefit from a targeted and professional prospecting and meeting tool.

The Rail Industry Meetings is one of the leading Business Conventions for the Rail Industry and Urban Railway Network organized by abe in partnership with the TOTEM Cluster and the Ad'Occ agency. 

In this ERCI webinar you will learn about the role of human factors for the railway sector.

In the last years, the pressure on road transport is continuously increasing. Rail and waterways offer an alternative for more sustainable transport and to tackle the congestion issue. However, setting up railway connections remains a huge challenge for most companies.

In this ERCI Webinar you will learn about digital twins for the exchange of railway infrastructure data.

In this ERCI webinar, you will learn about the potential of interoperable data and Web3 technologies to create incentives for innovation in the railway sector.

According to its 2021-2030 development plan, the Irish government is investing €35 billion to improve public transport, active travel and community connectivity, among other things. There is virtually no rail industry in Ireland, so it is reliant on foreign partners. They can find out here which projects are being prepared and how they can get involved.