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ALSTOM News
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Stadler News
Stadler Converter – Stadler's new plant in Białystok (Poland) launched
Stadler has opened a new plant in Białystok, where it will manufacture DC power converters for rail vehicles, producing more than units 500 per year and creating up to 250 jobs.
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Rail Baltica News
Agreement signed for additional funding to continue Rail Baltica construction
The Rail Baltica joint venture RB Rail AS has announced the signing of two new agreements under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF), which will greatly accelerate the implementation of the Rail Baltica project.
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ALSTOM News
First Coradia Max high-capacity regional train produced by Alstom's Chorzów plant has left for Germany
Alstom to supply 130 Coradia Max high-capacity regional trains to Baden-Württemberg.
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SENCEIVE News
Chipping Sodbury Tunnel – Structural Monitoring
How use of precise wireless triaxial tilt and Optical Displacement Sensor nodes informed decision-making and ensured safety during track lowering and drainage works in a 4 km tunne.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi Rail Unveils the ‘HMAX’ AI Solution, Accelerated by NVIDIA, to Optimize Trains, Signaling and Infrastructure
Data-driven advanced AI analytics are used to optimize operations and maintenance, offering major benefits to railways.
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RATP News
South Africa: RATP Dev Celebrates Bombela Operating Company’s Train Operator of the Year Award at Rail Industry Awards
RATP Dev is proud to announce that its South African subsidiary, Bombela Operating Company (BOC), has been awarded the prestigious Train Operator of the Year award at the inaugural Rail Industry Awards hosted by the South African Railway Safety Regulator in Johannesburg.
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Stadler News
Stadler builds 24 trains for Lisbon Metro
Stadler has signed a contract with the Lisbon metro operator Metropolitano de Lisboa for the supply of 24 vehicles.
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Vossloh News
Vossloh supplies rail fastening & switch systems for new high-speed line in Morocco
The components will be used to build the approximately 245 km high-speed link and allow speeds of up to 320 km/h, significantly shortening the regular journey time between Casablanca & Marrakesh.
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Vinci News
