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26 August 2025 | National Recovery Plan

Almost PLN 197 million from NRRP for works on selected sections of railway line no. 131

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Once again, we granted funding from the European Funds for the development of Polish railway and the revitalisation of the so-called Coal Trunk-Line. PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe S.A. received almost PLN 197 million from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) for maintenance and increase of capacity on the following sections: Zduńska Wola Karsznice – Poddębice and Karczyn – Inowrocław Rąbinek.

The concluded agreement is good news for Polish railway transport – in merely a few days after we announced in Toruń (22 August 2025) granting PKP PLK funding from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme in a record amount of PLN 4.6 billion.

Earlier, PKP PLK received funding from the same programme to continue revitalisation of the railway line no. 131 on the section: Chorzów Batory – Zduńska Wola Karsznice. For over PLN 947.6 million, including over PLN 700 million from the European Funds, railwaymen will renovate a total of 129.097 km of a double-track line, as well as 24.531 km of a single-track line.

What is the NRRP support for?

Thanks to the NRRP support, PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe will revitalise a total of 50.8 km of railway lines for over PLN 242 million. The works will involve not only line no. 131, but also neighbouring lines, i.e.: 206, 543, 742 and 810. As a part of the project, the works will be conducted on two sections: Zduńska Wola Karsznice – Poddębice and Karczyn – Inowrocław Rąbinek.

Why is that important?

The revitalisation will benefit both the passengers, as well as the economy, including: transport operators, carriers, individual users and entrepreneurs.

Implementation of the project will allow to, among others:

  • shorten travel times for passengers, as well as cargo transport,
  • increase average speeds of trains, thanks to the removal of places limiting the speed,
  • improve capacity of railway lines, as well as frequency and punctuality of connections,
  • increase accessibility of railway transport,
  • improve safety of railway traffic, passengers, transported cargo, as well as road traffic on railway crossings,
  • reduce the negative impact of transport on the environment.

It is estimated that, thanks to modernisation, the following parameters can be achieved:

  • passenger trains:
    • line no. 131 – 120 km/h
    • line no. 206 – 100 km/h
    • line no. 742 – 60 km/h
    • line no. 810 – 60 km/h
    • line no. 543 – 60 km/h
  • cargo trains:
    • line no. 131 – 100 km/h
    • line no. 206 – 100 km/h
    • line no. 742 – 60 km/h
    • line no. 810 – 60 km/h
    • line no. 543 – 60 km/h.

 

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