The University of Queensland has teamed up with Australia’s largest rail freight operator, Aurizon, on a research project to help reduce the carbon emissions of the company’s locomotive fleet.
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Siemens shines spotlight on sustainability
Global transport solutions leader Siemens Mobility has reaffirmed its goal of improving sustainability and livability to rail industry leaders and stakeholders from across the Asia Pacific region.
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Hydrogen fleet first for the UK
Alstom, Britain’s leading train manufacturer and maintenance provider, and leading British train owner and financier Eversholt Rail, have inked a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at delivering the UK’s first ever brand-new hydrogen train fleet.
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Victorian government promotes hydrogen as green transport fuel
Assisting the transport sector switch to renewable hydrogen is one of the aims of funding from the Victorian government towards trials, pilots and feasibility studies.
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SA releases plan to cut transport emissions
The South Australian government has released a Climate Change Action Plan to cut the state’s emissions, with a particular focus on transport emissions.
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Alstom achieves top climate rating in global list
Rail manufacturer Alstom has achieved an ‘A’ rating in an annual assessment of companies’ transparency and leadership on climate issues.
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Solving the emissions conundrum: Alstom’s hydrogen-powered trains
With the first hydrogen-powered trains in passenger service, there is little holding back a shift to net-zero emissions mobility.
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Aurizon targets net zero operational emissions by 2050
Hydrogen train test in the Netherlands meets all requirements
Hydrogen trains have met all four test requirements in a trial conducted in the Dutch province of Groningen.
Local operator Arriva trialled Alstom’s Coradia iLint trains, in partnership with railway
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Hydrogen trains trialled in passenger service in Austria
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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