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ALSTOM News
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HS2 News
HS2 VIADUCT BUILD PASSES ONE MILE MARK ON JOURNEY TO BECOME BRITAIN’S LONGEST
The viaduct near Denham (Bucks) – one of HS2’s landmark structures – will carry high speed trains at speeds of up to 200mph for over two miles across the Colne Valley between the line’s London and Chiltern tunnels.
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SKODA News
Škoda Group and Speno International partner to integrate ETCS in rail vehicles
Škoda Group has formed a strategic partnership with Speno International, experts in railway track and turnout reprofiling solutions. This collaboration is centred around system integration engineering and authorization services to introduce the European Train Control System (ETCS) to 15 of Speno's yellow fleet vehicles. With this new contract Škoda is expanding to Switzerland as a new country for the group.
08
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TX Logistik News
TX Logistik still counting on the Turkish transport market
TX Logistik AG will present its dense European network at Logitrans, the largest transport and logistics trade fair in Eurasia.
08
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Wabtec Info
Wabtec’s 2023 Sustainability Report Highlights Progress on Key Initiatives
Wabtec Corporation (NYSE: WAB) released today its 2023 Sustainability Report highlighting the company’s vision and progress on key environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Interlocking system upgrade future-proofs AutoHaul™ heavy haul rail network
Hitachi Rail will soon commence the third and final phase of the interlocking system upgrade of Rio Tinto's autonomous heavy haul rail network in Western Australia.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom and partners celebrate launch of Edmonton Valley Line Southeast LRT
26 Canadian-built 100% low-floor light rail vehicles (LRV) serve the new line.
07
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ALSTOM News
Alstom expands presence in Thailand with new Digital Mobility Lab
Located in Bangkok, the lab will undertake development of Digital Mobility and Signalling solutions, expanding the company’s capability in smart mobility.
07
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ACS Sensors News
Precision sensor technology for microgravity research
Researchers in need of conducting a scientific experiment in zero gravity have a choice: They could pack it onto a satellite or the International Space Station, or take it on a special plane – a parabolic flight that achieves nearweightlessness.Or they could save a lot of hassle, expense and fuel to conduct their experiment on the ground – for instance at the Bremen Drop Tower, a research lab offering the world’s most advanced microgravity conditions.
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Wabtec Info
