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GKD Technologies News
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Knorr Bremse News
Available mobility in cities: Knorr-Bremse to equip Alstom’s Citadis tramway platform for another five years
Knorr-Bremse, the global market leader for braking systems and other systems for rail and commercial vehicles, and Alstom have extended their framework agreement of hydraulic brake systems for Citadis trams for another five years.
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Ricardo News
Opinion: UK rail decarbonisation plans: “All the right words, but what is happening next?”
Last week, not one, but two significant documents for the UK rail sector were published by the Department for Transport (DfT).
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ZELEROS News
ACCIONA, CAF and EIT InnoEnergy bet on Zeleros to accelerate hyperloop in Europe
Zeleros, the European company based in Valencia (Spain) that develops a scalable hyperloop system, has announced the support of three key players that will accelerate the development of its pioneering transport system to travel at 1000 km / h and 0 direct emissions: ACCIONA, CAF and EIT InnoEnergy.
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Forsee Power News
Forsee Power announces the takeover of Holiwatt,a specialist in rail energy storage and fast charging systems
Forsee Power, the expert in smart battery systems for sustainable electromobility announces the takeover of the assets of Holiwatt (formerly Centum Adetel Transportation), a specialist in rail energy storage and fast charging systems established in Ecully, near Lyon
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CargoBeamer News
CargoBeamer opens terminal in Calais
Companies' first terminal launched in France
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Altramotion News
Mt. Washington Cog Railway relies on advanced backstopping clutch technology from Formsprag
The famous Mount Washington Cog Railway in New Hampshire has been transporting visitors to the highest peak in the Northeastern US since 1869.
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Provertha News
New M12-Mini bulkhead cable connectors from PROVERTHA with cable gland
Compact High-Performance solution for limited installation depth in control cabinet and housing.
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HS2 News
Excavation begins for HS2’s first ‘barn design’ tunnel vent shaft
Following the launch of HS2's first two giant tunnelling machines, engineers working on Britain’s new high speed railway have now begun excavating the first of five shafts that will provide ventilation and emergency access to the ten-mile long tunnels they are digging under the Chiltern hills.
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Siemens News
