Overview of MoS projects
Innovation and Networks Executive Agency
Unit C1 - Transport: Baltic Sea, MoS and ERTMS
Jarek Kotowski – Senior Project Manager
MoS Cluster Event
Venice, 26 March 2015
Overview
• The relation of MoS to the Corridors
• The MOS Wider benefit/Safety - Human element - ICT
information systems projects
• The MOS Links/intermodal connections projects
• The MOS Wider benefit/ Protection of the environment sustainable shipping projects
• Implementation aspects - Lessons learnt
Unit C1:
The 47 MOS projects
Number of completed projects: 15
Number of ongoing projects: 30
Total investments: €M 1,486.6
Total EU funding: €M 368.3
Unit C1:
The MOS Wider
benefit/Safety - Human
element - ICT information
systems projects
Number of completed
projects: 6
Number of ongoing
projects: 6
Total investments: €M
275.1
Total EU funding: €M 97.6
The MOS Wider benefit/Safety Human element - ICT information
systems projects
Project Code
Title
Initial
total costs
(€ M)
Initial
TEN-T funding
(€ M)
4.9
2.5
5.6
2.8
2010-EU-21105-S
MoS 24 - ICT based Co-modality Promotion
Center for integrating PP24 into Mediterranean
MoS
Monitoring and Operation Services for
Motorways of the Sea (MOS4MOS)
MIELE
16.0
8.0
2010-EU-21106-S
2010-EU-21109-S
ITS Adriatic multi-port gateway
MonaLisa
2.9
22.5
1.4
11.2
2012-EU-21007-S
MONALISA 2.0
24.3
12.2
2011-EU-21004-S
TrainMoS
2.5
1.3
139.2
29.7
37.1
18.5
11.4
5.9
2.8
275.1
5.7
3.0
1.4
97.6
2010-EU-21101-S
2010-EU-21102-S
2012-EU-21008-M
2012-EU-21019-S
2012-EU-21020-S
2012-EU-21021-S
2013-EU-21012-S
Grand Total
Winter Navigation Motorways of the Sea,
WINMOS
ANNA - Advanced National Networks for
Administrations
Business to Motorways of the Sea
WiderMoS
TRAINMOS II
Unit C1:
The MOS Links/intermodal
connections projects
Number of completed
projects: 6
Number of ongoing
projects: 8
Total investments: €M
695.3
Total EU funding: €M 125.4
The MOS Links/intermodal connections
projects
Initial
total costs
(€ M)
Inital
TEN-T funding
(€ M)
13.5
2.8
2008-EU-21015-P
Motorway of the Sea - High Quality Rail and
Intermodal Nordic Corridor Konigslinie
Motorways of the Sea projects in the Baltic Sea
Area Klaipéda-Karlshamn link
22.2
4.5
2008-EU-21020-P
Motorways of the Sea Esbjerg - Zeebrugge
16.9
3.3
2009-EU-21010-P
Baltic Link Gdynia-Karlskrona
85.5
17.1
2010-EU-21107-P
Motorway of the Sea Rostock - Gedser
111.8
22.4
2010-EU-21108-P
The Baltic Sea Hub and Spokes Project
172.6
15.8
2011-EU-21001-M
Adriatic Motorways of the Sea (ADRIAMOS)
56.7
12.2
2011-EU-21009-M
2012-EU-21011-P
IBUK – Intermodal Corridor
TWIN-PORT
Kvarken Multimodal Link - Midway Alignment of
the Bothnian Corridor
BRIDGE - Building the Resilience of
International & Dependent Gateways in Europe
Sustainable Trelleborg-Swinousjcie MoS
services based on upgrading port infrastructure,
developing intermodal transport and integrating
hinterland corridors
Development of North Adriatic ports multimodal
connections and their efficient integration into
the Core Network (NAPA STUDIES)
32.0
7.3
56.3
11.3
20.6
6.1
72.0
14.2
10.9
2.0
5.6
2.8
18.1
3.6
695.3
125.4
Project Code
2008-EU-21010-P
2012-EU-21013-M
2013-EU-21001-P
2013-EU-21004-P
2013-EU-21017-S
2013-EU-21009-P
Grand Total
Title
ATLANTICA OPTIMOS
Unit C1:
The MOS Wider
benefit/protection of the
environment – sustainable
shipping projects
Number of completed
projects: 3
Number of ongoing
projects: 16
Total investments: €M
516.2
Total EU funding: €M 145.3
The MOS Wider benefit/protection of the
environment – sustainable shipping projects
Project Code
Title
2010-EU-21112-S
LNG infrastructure of filling stations and deployment in ships
2011-EU-21005-S
2011-EU-21007-S
2011-EU-21010-M
2012-EU-21003-P
2012-EU-21006-S
LNG in Baltic Sea Ports
COSTA
Green Bridge on Nordic Corridor
LNG Rotterdam Gothenburg
SEAGAS
2012-EU-21009-M LNG Bunkering Infrastructure Solution and Pilot actions for Ships operating on the Motorway of the Baltic Sea
2012-EU-21010-S
2012-EU-21017-S
2012-EU-21023-S
2013-EU-21005-P
2013-EU-21007-S
2013-EU-21018-S
2013-EU-21019-S
2013-EU-21003-S
2013-EU-21006-S
2013-EU-21010-P
2013-EU-21015-P
2013-EU-21016-P
Grand Total
PILOT SCRUBBER – New Generation Lightweight Pilot Scrubber Solution installed on a Ro-Ro Ship operating on
the Motorway of the Baltic Sea
Methanol: The marine fuel of the future
Sustainable Traffic Machines - On the way to greener shipping
Channel LNG
LNG in Baltic Sea Ports II
Pilot Implementation of a LNG-Propulsion System on a MoS Test Track in the Environmental Model Region
'Wadden Sea'
Costa II East - Poseidon Med
Into the future - Baltic So2lution
Deployment of next generation scrubber technology for clean and sustainable short sea shipping in the North
Sea ECA
Sustainable Traffic Machines II – The green link between Scandinavia and Continental Europe
Sustainable Motorway of the Sea Ghent-Gothenburg through environmental upgrade and compliance while
maintaining competitiveness of short sea shipping
Sustainable Motorway of the Sea Immingham-Gothenburg through environmental upgrade and compliance
while maintaining competitiveness of short sea shipping
Initial
total costs
(€ M)
Initial
TEN-T funding
(€ M)
26.8
9.6
4.8
3.0
84.6
171.36
2.0
2.4
1.5
19.8
34.3
1.0
74.5
23.1
13.5
6.8
22.5
12.9
26.6
1.7
11.3
6.4
5.3
0.8
6.1
3.1
5.1
7.3
2.6
3.6
10.3
5.1
11.4
2.3
19.0
3.8
12.7
2.5
516.2
145.3
LNG maritime projects
11
Scrubber projects
12
Availability of CEF support for transport
2014-2020
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Overview on MoS 1st CEF Call
• Count of Submitted MoS Proposals - 59
• Sum of Total Direct Costs 1,814,636,573
• Sum of Requested EU Funding 640,637,671
• Sum of available EU funding for MoS: 250 M +
100 M
MoS Submitted proposals by Priority and Subpriority
Row Labels
Count of Proposal Code Sum of Requested Funding Sum of Total Direct Costs
2014 - MAP - Cohesion country call
(F04) Motorways of the Sea (MoS)
5
27,245,617
35,469,872
54
613,392,054
1,779,166,701
59
640,637,671
1,814,636,573
2014 - MAP - Funding Objective 3
(F03) Motorways of the Sea (MoS)
Grand Total
Motorways of the Sea - Priorities:
• (1) Environment
• (2) Integration of Maritime Transport in the
Logistics Chain
• (3) Maritime Safety, Traffic Management,
Human Element/Training
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Implementation issues
• Maturity (environmental maturity – permits, EIA
etc., commitment of resources, commitment of
partners - withdrawal, cancellations, overestimated project goals);
• Good coordination among multi‐beneficiary
consortia and full budget utilization;
More information about MoS
INEA website
http://inea.ec.europa.eu/en/cef/cef_transport/cef_transport__motorways_of_the_sea.htm
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