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HITACHI RAIL News
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ALSTOM News
Alstom to transfer Bombardier Transportation’s contribution to the V300 ZEFIRO very high-speed train to Hitachi Rail
Completion of Alstom’s divestments obligations as required by the European Commission in relation to the acquisition of Bombardier Transportation.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi wins the new express trains for Tobu’s flagship service
Tobu Railway Co. Ltd. (Tobu) has selected Hitachi, Ltd. (Hitachi) to provide a new fleet of “Limited” express trains for its flagship service between Tokyo and renowned Nikko and Kinugawa
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ALSTOM News
Alstom signs contract with Metrolinx to overhaul 94 BiLevel commuter rail cars in Ontario, Canada
This circa €118 million (CAD$171 million) contract will be executed in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
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ITT News
ITT's Connector Business Introduces Veam MOVE-MOD, Delivering True Modularity in Circular Interconnects
The flexible design delivers power, signal, and data in a single connector by utilizing a range of snap-in modules with various contact layouts to match individual system requirements
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Pandrol News
PANDROL LAUNCHES NEW E+ PRODUCT RANGE
Global rail infrastructure specialist Pandrol is delighted to announce the launch of E+, a groundbreaking new range of sustainable resilient systems and battery powered tools.
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Mosmetro News
Moscow will open 10 stations of the world's longest circle metro line by the end of 2021
10 stations of the Big Circle Line (BCL) of the Moscow Metro will open by the end of the year. This new section will be the longest one put into operation at one time; its length is about 20 km. BCL will be the longest circle metro line in the world. Its length is 70 kilometers, which is 3.5 times longer the existing Line 5 (Circle Line) and a quarter longer than the Beijing loop line (Line 10) - so far the leader in length in the world.
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Stadler News
BÄR Bahnsicherung strengthens Stadler in the future-oriented area of signalling
Stadler acquires the company BÄR Bahnsicherung from Fehraltorf and thereby continues to develop in-house expertise in the field of signalling technology and digitalisation. The two companies are convinced that by joining forces, they will become an even stronger provider of state-of-the-art signalling solutions for their customers and that together, they will be even more successful in driving forward the digitalisation of the railway industry
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ALSTOM News
Alstom and Liebherr sign a collaboration agreement, in order to optimise hydrogen fuel cells
Liebherr is developing air management technology that is particularly well suited to hydrogen fuel cells
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TDK News
