RNE General Assembly met in Luxembourg to prepare next steps as Network Coordinator and align on ongoing projects in Capacity Management, Traffic Management, Performance Review, and IT product development. On 21 May 2026, the RailNetEurope General Assembly met in Luxembourg and online. The meeting focused on the implementation of the Capacity Regulation, the adaptation of … Read more
Strengthening information security for European rail coordination RailNetEurope has successfully passed all ISO/IEC 27001 certification stages, the internationally recognised standard for information security management systems. The certification will confirm that RNE has established a structured and audited framework to protect information, digital systems and services supporting European railway coordination. It marks an important step in … Read more
RailNetEurope has concluded the first stakeholder feedback phase on the Abstract of the Scope Definition for the European Framework for Capacity Management (EFCM). This early engagement activity enabled RNE in his future role of Network Coordinator to gather operational input ahead of the formal consultation foreseen by the Capacity Regulation. The exchange confirmed strong interest … Read more
RNE meets Infraestruturas de Portugal in Lisbon The European railway sector is moving towards a new framework for managing infrastructure capacity, designed to support more efficient, transparent and coordinated rail operations across the single European railway area. For Infrastructure Managers (IMs), the upcoming EU Regulation will bring important changes in how capacity is planned, allocated … Read more
RNE’s Path Coordination System (PCS), specifically its latest evolution, the PCS Capacity Broker (CB), serves as an essential asset on the sector’s path towards efficient, transparent and harmonised rail timetabling in Europe, as required by the upcoming Capacity Regulation. 13 April 2026 marked the path request deadline for annual capacity for timetable period 2027, where … Read more
The publication of the new Telematics TSI, alongside the Capacity Regulation, marks a major step towards a more coordinated and efficient European railway system. Together, they provide the legal and digital foundations to improve the planning, allocation, and management of railway capacity across borders. However, to turn regulations into reality, it is also required to … Read more