Siemens Mobility Wins HS2 Contract for High-Voltage Rail Systems

Siemens Mobility has partnered with Costain to deliver advanced high-voltage systems for HS2, ensuring sustainable and efficient rail transport between London and the West Midlands. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Siemens Mobility and Costain’s Role in HS2 Development

Siemens Mobility and Costain will design, install, and maintain HS2’s high-voltage power systems. This partnership supports zero-carbon energy solutions for the 225-kilometer rail line.

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The joint venture has secured a £300M contract, including £32M for system maintenance. Optional extensions ensure long-term reliability and support.

Siemens Mobility Ensures Sustainability and Innovation

Siemens Mobility will leverage digital tools and advanced manufacturing to deliver sustainable solutions. Their £100M investment in a Chippenham engineering center highlights their commitment to innovation.

Power substations will supply energy to HS2 stations, tunnels, and depots, reducing emissions and enabling eco-friendly travel.

The partnership also supports job creation, skills development, and supply chain growth across the UK. HS2 will set new standards for low-carbon transportation and infrastructure.

HS2’s sustainable design promotes clean energy usage, aligning with the UK’s net-zero goals. Siemens Mobility and Costain aim to transform rail travel while enhancing reliability and efficiency.

Source: railuk.com

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