23–26 November 2026 · online · free to attend
Keeping rail freight competitive
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When
23–26 November 2026
Where
Online — live
About the week
From 23 to 26 November, join industry leaders and the editors of RailFreight.com for a full week of live online sessions — free to attend, wherever you are.
Seven webinars across four days. The programme runs from wagon telematics and decarbonisation to the economics of European rail freight, lessons from North America, military mobility, the Middle Corridor and warnings from Germany, with shippers, operators, infrastructure managers, lessors and policymakers in the same sessions. Built around honest discussion of what keeps rail freight competitive, and what gets in the way.

One week · seven sessions
01
All week
From telematics and decarbonisation to rail economics, military mobility, the Middle Corridor and lessons from Germany.
02
In every session
Shippers, operators, infrastructure managers, associations and ports, with our editors asking the right questions.
The programme
Seven live webinars hosted by the editors of RailFreight.com, each with open audience Q&A. Click a session to see its agenda.
7 live sessions
23–26 November
60 minutes each
All times CET
Free to attend
Monday
23
November
11:00 – 12:00 CET
Who it's for: Shippers and forwarders · corridor operators · ports · development banks
16:00 – 17:00 CET
Who it's for: Boards and strategy · infrastructure managers · investors and lessors
Tuesday
24
November
11:00 – 12:00 CET
Who it's for: Regulatory and public affairs · associations · operators and infrastructure managers
16:00 – 17:00 CET
Who it's for: Operators · infrastructure managers · policymakers · defence logistics
Wednesday
25
November
11:00 – 12:00 CET
Who it's for: Shippers · wagon keepers and lessors · operators · terminals
Thursday
26
November
11:00 – 12:00 CET
Who it's for: Operators · locomotive and traction suppliers · infrastructure managers
16:00 – 17:00 CET
Who it's for: Operators and combined transport · ports and terminals · investors

Seven sessions, one audience: the people who decide what moves by rail.

Select the session(s) you would like to attend.