As of 2023, France had a length of non-electrified railway tracks that stood at a notable mark. From the provided forecast, the non-electrified tracks are expected to decline significantly over the next five years, from 13.5 thousand kilometers in 2024 to 12.1 thousand kilometers by 2028. On a yearly basis, this indicates a consistent reduction, with the percentage decline displaying an overall downward trend. A Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) can gauge the yearly average change over these five years, showcasing the country's efforts to modernize and electrify its rail infrastructure.
Future trends to watch for:
- Continued investment in railway electrification and modernization
- Possible introduction of sustainable and advanced rail technologies
- Regulatory policies influencing the rate of non-electrified track reduction.
