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The city of Bytom enters a new era of mobility, thanks to the support of the European Funds and the Centre for EU Transport Projects. An agreement for funding for the project titled “Mobilna Metropolia – Budowa Centrów Przesiadkowych na terenie gminy Bytom” (Mobile Metropolis – Construction of Transfer Centres within the Bytom Municipality) was signed in Warsaw.

The Centre for EU Transport Projects has signed two agreements on support for projects implemented by Śląskie Voivodship and Koleje Śląskie (Silesian Railways). They concern 10 vehicles in total – both agreements are for the purchase of 5 electric multiple units compliant with the newest technical standards.

Support from the European Funds was granted to: Koleje Dolnośląskie (Lower Silesian Railways), Koleje Śląskie (Silesian Railways) and Śląskie Voivodship. The amount of funding exceeds PLN 870 million, which will cover the purchase costs of modern electric trains for regional transport.

The project titled “Przebudowa torowiska tramwajowego do Kucelina w Częstochowie” (Reconstruction of a tramway track to Kucelin in Częstochowa) received funding from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme.

The project titled “Modernizacja i rozwój infrastruktury tramwajowej w Górnośląsko–Zagłębiowskiej Metropolii” (Modernisation and development of tram infrastructure in the Upper Silesian-Dąbrowa Basin Metropolis) received over PLN 735 million in funding from the EU within the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 (FEnIKS) programme.

Łabędy, Brzezinka, Kopernika Estate and the vicinity of Pre-Zero Arena Gliwice – those are the places, where soon new, modern transfer hubs will be constructed, facilitating communication within the city. The city of Gliwice and the Centre for EU Transport Projects have just signed four co-financing agreements for the implementation of transport investments with the support from the European Funds. Overall value of the investments exceeds PLN 90 million. Now, nearly PLN 61 million of that amount is co-financed from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme.

PLN 190 million from the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme were granted to Gdynia, Rumia, Reda and Władysławowo for the implementation of transport projects. The aim of the investment is to improve the quality of life of residents, as well as develop multimodal, low-emission mobility in the entire region.

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.

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.

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.

Over the past 15 years, the Centre for EU Transport Projects has effectively and transparently accounted for the billions of zlotys invested in the Polish transport.