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Société du Grand Paris welcomes the process of updating the regulatory bases for transport investment policy pursued by the EU and in particular the TEN-T guidelines. The context of this consultation has evolved significantly from that of the birth of the Regulations in 2013, particularly recently, and is now part of a sustainable perspective.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
SNCF welcomes the opportunity to share its feedback about the inception impact assessment on the guidelines for the development of the TEN-T network. In our view, the TEN-T network has been important in the establishment of a coherent transport infrastructure policy at European level and has notably enabled the coordination of cross-border infrastructure projects.
The Société du Grand Paris welcomes the European Commission’s desire to implement a European standard on green bonds in the context of the Green Pact. However, if a European standard appears to be essential to achieving the ambitions of the Green Pact, it must be ensured that these measures do not act as a brake on their development.
Filed in French · English published by the European Commission
SNCF welcomes the introduction of a European green bond standard. SNCF is the oldest issuer of green bonds in the European and global rail market and one of the largest in volume. The group has €7.6 billion of outstanding green bond debt, i.e. 11% of the SNCF group's total gross bond debt (as at 30 June 2021).
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