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ALSTOM News
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Railcare Group News
Railcare presented the world’s largest battery-powered maintenance machine for the railway
Railway specialist Railcare presented its new innovation the MPV (Multi-Purpose Vehicle). The new maintenance machine is equipped with self-propelled vacuum pumps, hydraulics, and control cabins enabling the vehicle to be used as a complement to Railcare’s vacuum excavator, snow melter, and function as a towing vehicle for, for example, ballast wagons during track work. What makes the MPV extra unique is that it is battery powered.
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HS2 News
A ground-breaking career opportunity: HS2 confirms first tunnelling operative apprenticeships
Just days after the historic launch of its first giant tunnelling machine ‘Florence’, HS2’s construction partner Align JV has announced today that it is recruiting nine new apprentices to play a part in the monumental programme of work to dig the 10 mile twin bore tunnels under the Chilterns.
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Ricardo News
Opinion: The Williams-Shapps plan for UK rail
Look beyond the 'Great British Railways' headlines and there are some subtle ideas to stabilise and strengthen the UK railway.
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GB Freight News
GBRf & MSC UK drive sustainability with new 5-year rail deal
GB Railfreight (GBRf) and Mediterranean Shipping Company (UK) Ltd. (MSC) are delighted to announce a new five-year deal, further strengthening their long-established relationship and joint commitment to delivering sustainable solutions for customers.
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Siemens News
Siemens Mobility to modernize the largest freight rail yard in the Netherlands
Siemens Mobility has been awarded a €110 million contract by ProRail B.V. to modernize and optimize the Kijfhoek freight railyard, the largest yard in the Netherlands and a vital link between the Rotterdam ports and major industrial areas in Europe.
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GATX Rail Europe News
Steps to Introduce DAC in Europe
The introduction of the Digital Automated Coupling (DAC) will enable efficient, competitive and transparent rail freight transport in Europe. It is also a prerequisite to meet the environmental goals in the European transport sector. GATX experts are actively involved in making this initiative become reality.
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ERMEWA News
Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC)
It will reduce carbon footprint, while increasing safety and performance
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GB Freight News
GBRf extend contract with Belmond for Royal Scotsman, A Belmond Train, Scotland’s haulage
GB Railfreight (GBRf) is delighted to announce that it has reached an agreement with Belmond to extend its existing contract to haul Belmond’s prestigious Royal Scotsman luxury sleeper train.
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ALSTOM News
