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First Environmental Comparison of Rail Transport International Workshop 19th September 2006 A project of the „Allianz pro Schiene“ Co-funded by the Federal Ministry for Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) in co-operation with railway companies, environmental organisations, scientists and the railway supply industry Matthias Pippert Project manager

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Page 1: First Environmental Comparison of Rail Transport fileFirst Environmental Comparison of Rail Transport International Workshop 19th September 2006 A project of the „Allianz pro Schiene“

First Environmental Comparison ofRail Transport

International Workshop 19th September 2006

A projectof the „Allianz pro Schiene“Co-funded by the Federal Ministry for Environment,Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)

in co-operation withrailway companies, environmental organisations,scientists and the railway supply industry

Matthias PippertProject manager

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The „Allianz pro Schiene“

- the overall alliance for rail transport inGermany

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International workshop 19th September 20063

Non-Profit andbusiness under one roof

15members

from the non-profitsector. The non-profit-organisations are thepolitical backbone ofthe alliance.

71companies

from the rail-businesssector. The companiesare the financialbackbone of thealliance.

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International workshop 19th September 20064

Unique in a double sense

No other umbrellaorganisation inGermany unifies such abroad alliance(environmentalorganisations, tradeunions, consumerorganisations)

No other umbrellaorganisation inGermany consists ofboth, a „Non-profitpillar“ anda „businesspillar“

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International workshop 19th September 20065

Honorary speakers

Chairman of the Board:Norbert Hansen (TRANSNET)

Spokesman„circle of supporters“: Peter Witt (Bombardier)

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International workshop 19th September 20066

Our mission statement

The Pro-Rail Alliance is the impelling force in politics andsociety for the augmentation of the railway share in theoverall traffic volume. The stimulation is for us:•the freedom of choice of the transport mode (supply ofrail transport as a plus in quality of life)•the protection of the environment (rail transport as acontribution to environmental compatible mobility)•the protection of life and limb as well as the physicalintegrity (rail transport as contribution to safemobility).

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Environmental protection–an issue for the railways!

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Argument 1:Der Umweltvorsprung des Schienenverkehrs darf sichnicht verringern!

Reason 1:The environmental advantages of rail transport shouldnot be diminished!

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Environmental protection–an issue for the railways!

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Argument 2:Emissionen des Schienenverkehrs treten häufig örtlichkonzentriert auf.

Reason 2:Emissions of rail transport often occur locallyconcentrated.

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Environmental protection–an issue for the railways!

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Argument 3:Emissionen und Energieverbrauch müssen absolutgesenkt werden, um die globale und lokaleUmweltbelastung zu reduzieren!

Reason 3:The absolute amount of emission and energyconsumption has to be minimised in order to reducethe global and the local environmental impact!

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Environmental protection–an issue for the railways!

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Argument 4:Die ökologisch begründete Vermeidung vonEmissionen und Energieverbrauch schärft den Blickauch für andere Einsparpotenziale.

Reason 4:When you try to reduce emissions and energyconsumption for ecological reasons, other savingpotentials will come into focus, too.

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Environmental protection–an issue for the railways!

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Argument 5:Bei Beschaffung und Modernisierung vonEisenbahnfahrzeugen auf deren Emissionen undEnergieverbrauch zu achten, ist notwendigerBestandteil vorausschauender Unternehmenspraxis.

Reason 5:It is an essential part of anticipatory business practiceto regard emissions and energy consumption whenprocuring or modernising railway vehicles.

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Environmental protection–an issue for the railways!

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Argument 6:Wer mit dem Argument wirbt, umweltfreundlichsterVerkehrsträger zu sein, muss glaubwürdig bleiben!

Reason 6:When you use the argument of the railways being theenvironment-friendliest transport mode, you have to becredible.

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Environmental protection–an issue for the railways!

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Argument 7:Nur wer sich der Anforderung, umweltfreundlicher zuwerden, offensiv stellt, kann mitreden, wenn es umneue Umweltvorschriften, Anreizsysteme und dieFörderung von Technologieentwicklung geht.

Reason 7:Only those who make serious efforts to meet thedemands of becoming environment-friendlier, canactively influence the discussion about newenvironmental regulations, incentives and the supportfor technological development.

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Approach of the project

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Phase 1:

Environmental Award for railway companies• Focus on train operating companies (TOCs)• Assessment system elaborated in an intensive dialogue process

with the relevant stakeholders• Respecting the different situations and backgrounds of the respective TOCs•Main objectives:•Identifying good examples•Identifying the main options and the main obstacles for the further

enhancement of the ecological performance of railways•Stimulating of environmental activities of railways, railway supply

industry,…•Positive news about the railways

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The award winners 2004

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Bayerische Oberlandbahn GmbH

S-Bahn Berlin GmbH

DB Fernverkehr AG

Verkehrsbetriebe Peine-Salzgitter GmbH

Railion Deutschland AG

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Approach of the project

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Phase 2:

Discussion and dialogue process among railway companies, railway supplyindustry, public authorities and scientists• Compiling database of good examples• Compiling environmental criteria• Information about new legal and technological developments•Main objectives as in phase 1• 4 workshops:

•Ways to an environment-friendlier regional pass. rail transport (27/10/2005)•Reducing exhaust and noise emissions in combustion operation (07/12/2005)•Environment-conscious procurement policy of TOCs (13/06/2006)•Enhancing the environmental performance of rail transport (19/09/2006)

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Main fields of action

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GeneralEnvironmentalStandards

Toxic emissions

Energyconsumption

Noise

InnovationOperationRefittingProcurement

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Keywords for the next steps

International Workshop 19th September 2006

•Continue the dialogue process

•Find more good examples

•Have a closer look at economical risks of not inventingenvironment-related innovations

•Have a closer look at economical benefits of such innovations

•Enhance ways of railway operation in terms of avoiding emissions

•Enhance analysing methods for exhaust emissions and energyconsumptions (methods to be used in the procurement process)

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Keywords for the next steps

International Workshop 19th September 2006

• Define environmental criteria which are at the same timeambitious, realistic and co-ordinated

• Discuss possible incentive systems which do not burden railtransport in a counterproductive way

• Stimulate technological development

• Bring innovations into regular operation

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Aims for today

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Good ideas and productive discussions aboutthe best approaches and the best share of dutiesbetween railways, railway supply industry,public authorities, scientists and financinginstitutions

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Umweltvergleich Schienenverkehr

International Workshop 19th September 2006

Project management:

Dipl.-Ök. Matthias PippertAllianz pro Schiene e. V.Phone: +49 / 30/ 2759 4563E-mail: matthias.pippert@allianz-pro-schiene.dewww.allianz-pro-schiene.de

Thank you for your attention!