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Volker Rail News
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Systra News
TUNNELLING MILESTONE ON THE LYON METRO
On 15 May 2021, the tunnel boring machine (TBM) named Coline completed the excavation of the extension of line B of the Lyon metro between the station of Oullins and the future station of Saint-Genis-Laval Hôpitaux Sud, marking a key stage in the extension of this line.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom-Bombardier led consortium to supply Tren Maya railway project
The consortium made up of Alstom Transport Mexico, Bombardier Transportation México, Gami Ingeniería e Instalaciones and Construcciones Urales Procesos Industriales, will supply Mexico’s Tren Maya, a large-scale intercity railway project that is set to transform sustainable mobility in the country
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Clayton Equipment News
Clayton hybrid locomotives in action at Port Talbot UK
Clayton Equipment ‘lead the way’ in manufacturing low emission rail locomotives.
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Nokia News
Building digital railways with 5G and FRMCS
By Karsten Oberle, Head of Rail, Nokia
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Wabtec News
Wabtec Begins Operations at Neighborhood 91 Additive Hub
Wabtec Corporation celebrated yesterday the start of operations at Neighborhood 91the additive manufacturing production campus at Pittsburgh International Airport’s Innovation Campus.
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Volker Rail News
REAL Alliance removes 50 year old power lines
The Rail Electrification (REAL) Alliance, of which VolkerRail is an alliance partner, has worked in partnership with Northern Powergrid (NPG) to remove four overhead power lines that have spanned the East Coast Main Line (ECML) and Transpennine route from Leeds to Hull (HUL) for over 50 years.
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Clayton Equipment News
Delivery of two 80-tonne Hybrid+ locomotives
Two Clayton Equipment Hybrid+ CBD80 shunting locomotives move from workshop to site via test track and a few winding roads on the way to our new customer in the North of England.
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Mosmetro News
Moscow to receive 204 new trams
By the end of 2022, Moscow will receive 204 new trams, reports the city’s Department of Transport.
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Ferrovial News
