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Thales Info
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SKODA News
Škoda Group and Tesmec join forces to develop high-performace and sustainable railway solutions
Škoda Group, a leading European manufacturer of components and vehicles for public transport, starting a strategic technological cooperation with Tesmec Group, a renowned company specializing in infrastructure technologies.
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Tesmec News
TESMEC RAIL AND SKODA GROUP collaborate to offer innovative and green solutions
Tesmec Group has signed a collaboration agreement to develop world-class, environmentally friendly products in the railway and diagnostic vehicle sector.
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MEDIAWORLD
Rail Forum Europe holds its latest event in the European Parliament on the resilience of European rail
Rail, and in particular the resilience of rail infrastructure, is of paramount importance to ensure the safety and continuity of transport in Europe, especially in these uncertain times.
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Talgo News
The Talgo Avril trains will be able to run in commercial service in the month of November
Capable of reaching 360 km/h, it is a technically very advanced train.
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DB ESG News
Manchester Metrolink awards contract for Tram Safety Improvement Programme to DB ESG
Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM) has appointed leading rolling stock engineering consultancy DB ESG to deliver its tram safety improvement programme.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom’s Chinese joint venture accomplishes passenger operation of demo train with new-generation SIC and PMM
The successful project completion opens a new chapter in energy savings in China’s rail transit industry.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom to provide integrated metro system for the city of Cluj-Napoca in Romania
Alstom to provide system integration, signalling and telecommunication, power supply, track work, platform doors, security and control centre and cybersecurity platform.
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UNIFE News
UNIFE and CER welcome the conclusion of the negotiations on the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation
The European Rail Supply Industry (UNIFE) and (CER) applaud the conclusion and outcome of the negotiations of the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR), which now includes rail under its scope, a key missing element not foreseen in the European Commission’s proposal.
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Clayton Equipment News
