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An intelligent traffic light system for public bus transport, quick and clear information for passengers at stops, monitoring of vehicles on streets, bus lanes and areas subject to traffic restrictions. All of this thanks to co-financing from the European Funds under the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 operational programme.

The Centre for EU Transport Projects has signed two agreements with the City of Szczecin for co-financing of projects related to the modernisation and expansion of tram infrastructure. Financial backing comes from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 under the FENX.03 – “Transport miejski” (Public Transport) priority.

On 21 July 2025, we have signed a co-financing agreement for the construction of S1 express road – section between Mysłowice (Kosztowy node) and Oświęcim. The investment realised by the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways received support from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027.

The Centre for EU Transport Projects and the Municipality of Gdańsk have signed a co-financing agreement for the project titled “Gdański Projekt Komunikacji Miejskiej etap VA – budowa linii tramwajowej Gdańsk Południe – Wrzeszcz” (Gdańsk Public Transport Project, stage VA – construction of the Gdańsk Południe – Wrzeszcz tram line). The value of the investment exceeds PLN 801 million, of which over PLN 259.5 million comes from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme.

From the beginning of July 2025, further projects of strategic significance in the areas of sustainable transport, road infrastructure and urban mobility received co-financing from the European Funds.

Six projects will receive funding from the European Funds. The money comes from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, Environment 2021-2027 Programme. The total amount of support is exceeding PLN 836.7 million.

The capital of the Kujawsko-Pomorskie Province has received as much as PLN 225 million in funding for the development of modern and environmentally friendly urban transport. This was due to the support of the Centre for EU Transport Projects (CEUTP), which for years has been helping, among others, local governments and cities to obtain the European Funds for transport investments.

The Centre for EU Transport Projects has concluded another funding contract under the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, Environment 2021-2027 programme. More than PLN 193.5 million was transferred to Wrocław – the city will use the money to purchase 33 modern, ecological, comfortable and safe trams.

We are announcing the call for proposals under the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate, Environment 2021-2027 programme. The call relates to urban rail projects in Activity 05.04 Rail, light rail and rail safety.

PLN 765 million from European Funds will support the construction of a new A2 section of over 63 kilometres, which will connect Siedlce and Biała Podlaska. The expansion of the A2 highway is one of the key infrastructure projects in eastern Poland, which will contribute to improving transportation accessibility, road safety and economic development in the region.

A non-competitive call for proposals has been launched under PT FEnIKS for administrative services of provincial governors, construction supervision services at central and provincial levels and conservation services at central and provincial levels, carrying out tasks related to infrastructure investments within the scope of OPI&E, FEnIKS, CEF and CEF2 in 2025.

More good news for drivers! We have signed funding contracts for as many as three projects implemented by the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways. European funds will help to finalise the construction of the missing sections of the S7 (Miechów – Szczepanowice and Płońsk – Czosnów) and the creation of the Tricity metropolitan ring-road.