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Premium Power News
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ZELEROS News
ZELEROS: Getting closer in the road of a regulatory framework for hyperloop operation
The European Commission made public the workplan of the regulatory framework of 2023, including the development of a regulatory pan European framework for hyperloop. This is a key milestone for the hyperloop ecosystem, as it will allow to create a scope considering safety, sustainability, and interoperability as the main criteria to operate.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom to recruit 200 welders for its Česká Lípa site in Czech Republic
The Česká Lípa site has 100 years of industrial heritage and technological development and is a stable employer in the Czech rail industry.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom to demonstrate the key role rail can play in global decarbonisation efforts at COP27
As a global leader in smart and sustainable mobility, Alstom is committed to addressing the challenges facing society today, from global warming to rapid urbanisation.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom expands offering and presence in Saudi Arabia, reinforcing commitment to Vision 2030
Alstom will establish a regional office in Saudi Arabia to support its growth and develop local and regional leaders.
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Ricardo News
Technical support for new monorail line in Panama City
Ricardo experts to ensure globally-recognised RAMS techniques are applied during design and build of Metro Line 3, a new monorail system for Panama's metro network.
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ENSCO News
FRA and ENSCO Launch Modernization Era at the TTC
U.S. DOT and FRA celebrate 50 years of transportation technology research as Center expands its transportation focus.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi and Lumo fleet help rail become preferred choice over air travel between London
Lumo, FirstRail, Beacon Rail and Hitachi Rail celebrate anniversary of first service on 25th October.
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Thales Info
Thales technology to cut travel times for Seville-Malaga-Granada high-speed train services
A new bypass link of approximately 1.7 km will cut travel times for Seville - Malaga - Granada high-speed services used by millions of travellers per year.
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Rail Cargo Group News
