The next European operator to begin trails of hydrogen trains will be Austrian rail company ÖBB.
In partnership with Alstom, ÖBB will run the hydrogen-powered Coradia iLint in passenger service until
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New Cheltenham station opens on schedule
A new station for the Melbourne suburb of Cheltenham has opened on schedule on Sunday, August 16, despite restrictions on construction activity during Melbourne’s stage 4 lockdown restrictions.
The new
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Canberra light rail extension takes next step in planning process
The ACT’s government’s plan for the extension of the current light rail line to Woden, in the city’s south, has taken the next step forward, with the ACT government releasing for public comment the
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Inland Rail grants support sustainable communities
Local communities along the Inland Rail route alignment have benefited from grants of between $1,000 and $4,000 to support community groups.
The grants are the fifth round of the Inland Rail Community
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Repairs return WA grain line to service
The Piawaning to Miling section of the Toodyay West to Miling line has reopened to freight traffic, after repairs were completed to return the line to working condition.
The section of line, north-east
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Preparations taking place for next stage of Sydney Metro
Civil works are underway and stabling facilities are being constructed to connect the existing Sydney Metro line with its extension to the City and Southwest.
In Rouse Hill, the current stabling yards
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First hydrogen filling station to power emissions-free trains
Rail manufacturer Alstom has joined with gases and engineering company Linde to build and operate a hydrogen filling station to support hydrogen trains on the Elbe-Weser network, in the German state of
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Melbourne needs integrated transport plan: Committee for Melbourne
The Committee of Melbourne has called for the development of an integrated transport plan for Melbourne to coordinate the provision of transport infrastructure in the city.
While a number of government
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“This is for our grandchildren”: Why KiwiRail’s C-DAS is about more than saving fuel
KiwiRail tells Rail Express how its adoption of driver advisory systems (DAS) from TTG Transportation Technology is delivering benefits now and over the long term.
When representatives
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KTK Australia denies forced labour allegations
Allegations that slave labour was used in the production of components used in a number of Australian rollingstock fleets have been strongly denied by KTK Australia.
In a statement, KTK Australia said
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