British Steel Sponsors Rail Live 2025, Leading Sustainability Initiatives

British Steel proudly joins Rail Live 2025 as the Sustainability Sponsor, reinforcing its commitment to green innovations. This partnership highlights sustainable practices shaping the railway sector’s future. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

British Steel at the Forefront of Rail Sustainability

The UK’s largest rail exhibition, Rail Live 2025, will welcome over 7,000 professionals this June. The two-day event at Warwickshire’s Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre provides attendees with a unique opportunity to explore advanced solutions in a real-world railway setting.

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As one of three headline sponsors, British Steel will take center stage at the Sustainability Village entrance. This dedicated zone will feature cutting-edge sustainable technologies, offering visitors insights into environmentally responsible railway practices.

Why British Steel’s Sponsorship Matters?

Craig Harvey, Commercial Director, Rail, emphasized the company’s dedication to sustainable development and industry leadership. He reiterated British Steel’s commitment to fostering eco-friendly rail solutions, benefiting employees, customers, and communities alike.

Katie Gordon-Hill, Rail Live’s Exhibition Director, expressed excitement about the company’s sponsorship, highlighting sustainability as a key event theme. She noted that discussions will focus on climate resilience, renewable energy, and green engineering innovations shaping the future.

Rail Live 2025 remains a premier event for industry networking, product discovery, and informed decision-making. With British Steel’s involvement, the exhibition strengthens its role as a hub for sustainable advancements in railway technology.

Source: britishsteel.co.uk

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