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The most expensive rail construction projects in 2023

  • Writer: Pinnacle Team
    Pinnacle Team
  • Sep 4
  • 1 min read
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Global railway construction projects were active in 2023. Asia, in particular, emerged as a major hub for construction activities, with several mega-projects launched with large-scale capital investment. India and China were the most active countries, focusing on public transport and subway projects. These investments are expected to significantly improve urban connectivity and accessibility.


1. Central Communication Port, Poland ($8.9 Billion)

Poland is building a comprehensive transport hub near Warsaw, including a new airport. This project involves a massive expansion and modernization of rail, airport, and road infrastructure.


2. Sydney Metro - Western Sydney Airport, Australia ($7.2 Billion)

The New South Wales government is constructing an automated subway line to connect Western Sydney International Airport with nearby suburbs. This will strengthen the regional transport network and create new economic opportunities.


3. Toronto Subway Extension, Canada ($6.8 Billion)

In Ontario, Canada, a project is underway to extend the Toronto subway line to Richmond Hill. This extension is expected to greatly improve the efficiency of the regional transport network.


4. Tehran Metro Expansion, Iran ($5.8 Billion)

Tehran, Iran is undertaking a major expansion of its subway network to improve the city's transportation system. The project will add several new lines and stations.


5. Yan'an-Yulin High-Speed Railway, China ($5.6 Billion)

China is building a high-speed railway line connecting Shaanxi and Guangxi provinces, significantly increasing the speed and convenience of travel between regions.


These projects will greatly improve transport infrastructure, contribute to economic development, and provide better connectivity and accessibility in their respective regions. They also highlight the importance of technological innovation and sustainable transport solutions, setting new standards for the development of transport infrastructure worldwide.



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