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MTM Power has developed a series of USB chargers that are suitable for mobile use, especially for supplying charging stations on railway vehicles.
One of the orders now realised at the Škoda Vagonka works in Ostrava is a contract for five three-car double-deck push-pull rakes for ČD.
HS2 revealed the design for the Amersham vent shaft headhouse - one of five structures that will be built to provide ventilation and emergency access to the high-speed rail line’s 10 mile-long Chiltern tunnel.
On 19 August 2020 the first three new Type G1 metro trains started regular passenger service on the U1 line in Nürnberg.
EBA has given assurances that the core components of the vehicle and track of the Transport System Bögl comply with requirements and are thus eligible for approval.
On 18 August 2020 Liebherr has opened a new production site in Pinghu, eastern China.
In October 2019, at Făurei Railway test centre a new three-car DMU with a hydraulic transmission arrived there, being painted in a temporary black and white colours. Designated DMU-01 it was built by Electroputere VFU of Pașcani.
Starting in 2017, the Welsh Government is developing proposals for a rail testing complex with two electrified circuits for rolling stock and infrastructure testing.
On 29 July 2020 Siemens Mobility and Metro Warszawskie have signed a contract for the P4.3 inspection of bogies of Warsaw Inspiro metro trains.
Following the transport of the first rake of Viaggio Comfort cars from a batch for ČD to the VUZ Velim test centre in late July, the tests were started there.
On 11 August 2020 Tokyo metro at its Shin-Kiba depot presented one of its first Hitachi-built Class 17000 trains.
On 14 August 2020 Škoda Transportation announced that it will invest 460 million CZK (around 18 million EUR) in Šumperk-based Pars nova works over the next four years.
New operator ILSA has chosen Class ETR 400 high speed trains for use in Spain from 2022.
At the end of July 2020 DMZ signed a contract for seven 3 kV DC Class EP2D EMUs for the TsPPK’s REKS project.