Rail Balticu valmimistähtaja edasilükkamine

Rail Balticu valmimistähtaja edasilükkamine

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Postponement of Rail Baltic's Completion Deadline

on praegu käimas. Ehitajad arvasid, et aastal 2030. Kuid valitsus võib valmimistähtaega .
See teeb ehitusfirma Trev2 juht Sven Pertense kurvaks. Ta ütleb, et kui tööd ei tule, ei saa nemad töötajaid palgal hoida. Inimesed ei saa oodata aastaid tööd.
Verston ehitas . Nende juht Veiko Veskimäe ütleb, et rohkem aega aitab . Tal on ka probleeme – hetkel on .
Rail Baltic Estonia arvab, et edasilükkamine võib . Rohkem tuleks . Pikem aeg võimaldaks .
Edasilükkamine mõjutab ka . Elron tahab uusi ronge osta, et need hakkaksid sõitma 2030. aastal. Iga aastaga muutub projekt kallimaks.
Läti . Kuid Tallinn-Pärnu lõik võiks . See on kõige rohkem valmis.
Taristuminister Kuldar Leis ütleb, et kogu trassi ehitus võib aeglustuda. Siis saaks rohkem kasutada Euroopa Liidu raha.
The construction of Rail Baltic is currently underway. Builders expected trains to start running in 2030. However, the government may postpone the completion deadline by four years.
This saddens Sven Pertens, the head of construction company Trev2. He says that if work doesn't come, they cannot keep employees on payroll. People cannot wait for years for work.
Verston built the railway track through limestone and a swamp. Their leader Veiko Veskimäe says that more time will help find better solutions. He also has problems – currently, there is a shortage of trucks.
Rail Baltic Estonia believes that the postponement could slow down the construction market. More reliance should be placed on EU funding. A longer timeframe would allow building more cost-effectively.
The postponement also affects the purchase of trains. Elron wants to buy new trains to start running in 2030. Each year, the project becomes more expensive.
The construction pace in Latvia is slow. However, the Tallinn-Pärnu section could be completed by the end of the decade. It is the most advanced.
Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis says that the construction of the entire route could slow down. Then more EU funding could be utilized.