DB Cargo

DB Cargo has introduced a cutting-edge container designed to transport compressed hydrogen gas at around 500 bar, expanding multimodal logistics with a focus on sustainability.

In Q3 2025, DB Cargo will begin operating new Tanoos 2. 0 wagons designed for the transportation of corrosion-prone cargo.

CRRC received the TSI certification for the Laaeffrs 560. 6 wagon model developed for DB Cargo.

DB Cargo plans to lay off 5,000 workers by 2029 as part of its restructuring strategy. The decision exceeds initial expectations and aims to improve efficiency and meet EU requirements.

DB Cargo UK has inaugurated its state-of-the-art Digital Signalling Training Centre in Doncaster. This new facility aims to prepare staff for the European Train Control System (ETCS), ensuring operational readiness for the UK rail sector’s digital transition.

DB Cargo UK introduces cutting-edge ETCS training facilities at its Doncaster headquarters, setting a new benchmark for industry excellence.

The European Union has approved €1. 9 billion in state aid for DB Cargo, aiming to bolster the company's financial stability through a restructuring plan.

Deutsche Bahn (DB) may cease supporting its subsidiary DB Cargo, which handles freight rail transport, in 2024, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

DB Cargo UK is transitioning to eco-friendly HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) fuel, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

DB Cargo equips 100 EAOS model semi-wagons with onboard systems from the Austrian company PJM. These systems allow monitoring the loading of bulk cargo.

The British subsidiary of the German rail freight company is ending the use of Class 90 electric locomotives, as reported by the railway portal Railway Supply.

According to a statement by the freight carrier DB Cargo, they are already capable of transporting hydrogen in tank wagons, covering 20% of the expected demand for this fuel in Germany by 2030, as outlined in the national strategy, according to the railway magazine Railway Supply.