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EU Plans for Connecting Europe Facility (2028-2034) Move Forward

The European Parliament's Transport Committee has announced proposed amendments to the Connecting Europe Facility, extending key funding for infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing connectivity across the continent from 2028 to 2034.

08 May 2026 / 1 min read

Last updated 08 May 2026, 07:30

The European Parliament's Transport Committee has released proposed amendments to the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), a pivotal funding initiative aimed at improving infrastructure across Europe for the period from 2028 to 2034.

This draft report outlines amendments to existing regulations, namely Regulation (EU) 2024/1679 and the repeal of Regulation (EU) 2021/1153, streamlining policy and operational frameworks for innovative and integrated transport networks.

The CEF is crucial as it not only allocates financial resources for the strategic development of transport links but also aims to foster sustainable mobility throughout EU member states. This update reflects a growing commitment to enhancing interconnectivity as Europe faces complex transportation challenges.

As the EU strengthens its stance on climate change and sustainable development, the upcoming amendments are likely to prioritize green technologies and alternative energy sources for transportation, aligning funding with broader environmental goals.

Next steps include further discussions within the European Parliament, where policymakers will refine and negotiate the proposals before final approval. Stakeholders across the transportation sector are keenly watching these developments, as they will shape funding priorities and projects for the decade ahead.

The full report can be accessed via the European Parliament's official documentation site.

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Source: European Parliament Transport Committee

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