Renfe and JR Central have signed a high-speed rail partnership to combine their expertise and jointly pursue international expansion in the growing global rail market. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Renfe and JR Central have signed a high-speed rail partnership to combine their expertise and jointly pursue international expansion in the growing global rail market.
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Renfe and JR Central strengthen high-speed rail partnership

This agreement connects Renfe International Projects (RPI), the global arm of Spain’s Renfe, with Japan’s Central Japan Railway Company to share best practices in rail operations, research, and development.

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The high-speed rail partnership promotes the exchange of staff and technical knowledge across high-speed and conventional lines. It also allows both operators to seek opportunities in new international ventures.

High-speed rail partnership targets sustainable global growth

Renfe currently operates the world’s second-largest high-speed rail network, with nearly 4,000 kilometers in active service. The deal strengthens its global presence and supports its sustainable transport mission.

JR Central brings decades of advanced technology from managing Japan’s Tokaido Shinkansen, known for its reliability, safety, and speed. This makes it an ideal strategic ally for global rail innovation.

Together, the companies aim to deliver scalable and efficient solutions that meet rising international demand for clean, modern rail infrastructure. This includes proposals in emerging markets with mobility challenges.

Executives from both firms emphasized their commitment to a long-term relationship focused on collaboration and joint development. They also highlighted the opportunity to lead transformative projects with global impact.

As countries invest in climate-friendly transport options, this alliance demonstrates how cross-border cooperation can accelerate delivery of sustainable infrastructure.

Source: www.globalrailwayreview.com

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