Track Access Charge Control in the Railway Sector, Its Interaction with Specific Financing Structures and the Determination of Incentives – The German Infrastructure Manager DB Netz AG
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Christiane Trampisch
Abstract
The contribution explains the financing system of the German railway sector. Market players like infrastructure managers, railway undertakings, the federal and the regional level (“Länder”) and the Bundesnetzagentur are interrelated due to the institutional setting, especially due to the control- and supervision duties of Bundesnetzagentur. This also concerns the financial flows related interconnections of market players and the government level. Bundesnetzagentur is under the new rail regulation law in charge of controlling the charging system of infrastructure managers. The new legal framework allows for the first time an incentive regulation related to infrastructure charges and sets incentives for the infrastructure manager to decrease costs and increase the traffic on the network.
©2017 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston
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Articles in the same Issue
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Special Issue on “Financing, Regulation and Performance of the European Rail Sector”
- Articles
- Railway Finance in Europe
- Public Budget Contributions to the European Rail Sector
- Rail Funding and Financing
- Planning, Evaluation and Financing of Transport Infrastructures: Rethinking the Basics
- The Underappreciated Connection between Rail Restructuring Strategies and Financing
- Infrastructure Charges for International Train Services
- Track Access Charge Control in the Railway Sector, Its Interaction with Specific Financing Structures and the Determination of Incentives – The German Infrastructure Manager DB Netz AG
- Public and Private Provision of Railway Services: A Case Study from Slovakia
- Competition For Versus In the Market of Long-Distance Passenger Rail Services
