ENRRB

Schienen-Control the European Network of Railway Regulatory Bodies (ENRRB)

Schienen-Control closely networked with other railway regulatory authorities at European level and is actively involved in the work of the European Network of Rail Regulatory Bodies (ENRRB).

This network was established in 2013 on the initiative of the European Commission to promote cooperation and information exchange between national regulatory bodies and to ensure uniform application of European railway law.

In accordance with Directive 2012/34/EU, the ENRRB serves as a platform for exchanging information on activities and decision-making practices, improving coordination between national authorities, and developing common principles and recommendations. In addition to the European Commission, all national regulatory authorities regularly attend the meetings, which are usually held three times a year.

Key topics for Schienen-Control the ENRRB in 2024 included the implementation and possible revision of Directive 2012/34/EU, particularly with regard to high-speed transport, vertical integration, digitalization, and the economic equilibrium test pursuant to Article 11. Access to ticket sales platforms and the future role of regulatory authorities within the framework of the planned EU capacity regulation were also the focus of discussions.

The ENRRB is now an established forum that not only ensures the regular exchange of information and experience between national authorities, but also contributes significantly to the coordination of regulatory decisions and the harmonization of regulatory practices in Europe. Schienen-Control 's active participation Schienen-Control Austria's voice in the European regulatory community and supports the further development of a fair, transparent, and competitive railway market in the single European railway area.