France has made significant progress in its transport infrastructure projects, as highlighted in the European Commission’s positive preliminary assessment of its €3.26 billion payment request under the NextGenerationEU recovery plan. The initiatives focus on enhancing energy efficiency, digitalisation, and sustainable transport infrastructure, aligning with the broader EU goals of fostering a greener, more digital, and competitive union.
GMPB — October 2nd — Brussels Calls for a ‘True Transport Union’ as Atlantic Corridor Slips Beyond 2030
2 October 2026
Headlines: Von der Leyen calls for ‘true Transport Union’ as Commission seeks to double infrastructure funding Atlantic Corridor set to miss 2030 TEN-T completion target EU vehicle manufacturing employment fell 9% between 2019 and 2023, study finds Electric trucks already cheaper than diesel in six major EU markets, T&E finds
