Express Service OOD

Bulgarian firm Express Service OOD is now one of the globe’s leading battery shunting locomotive makers. The new-age machines are a synthesis of energy, energy efficiency, and sustainability, giving zero emissions, along with a little maintenance need.

ES3000 battery locomotives have reached Ukraine: The first two sets were accepted by Ukrzaliznytsia and are intended for operations in depots and terminals during shunting and auxiliary operations.

The first two ES3000 locomotives have been shipped to Ukraine, marking the start of a large-scale modernization of Ukrzaliznytsia’s shunting fleet and the integration of eco-friendly technologies.

Construction of the first two ES3000 battery locomotives for Ukrzaliznytsia is progressing rapidly. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The ES1000 locomotive by Express Service has started operating at Sweden’s oldest glass factory, showcasing efficiency and eco-friendly shunting.

Ukrzaliznytsia will receive 10 ES3000 battery locomotives over the next two years, marking the largest contract for Bulgarian manufacturer Express Service OOD in the field of shunting traction equipment.

Express Service OOD is a leading Bulgarian manufacturer of shunting locomotives, specializing in the production of battery-powered and diesel models, as well as offering repair and maintenance services for rolling stock.

Sofia Central Station hosted tests of the shunting locomotive MDD4 12 years ago. BDZ tested this model in 2013 for shunting operations.

The Bulgarian company Express Service OOD has announced the delivery of two more ES3000 battery locomotives to the Ministry of Transport of Bulgaria.

A new shunting battery locomotive has been delivered to SNCF for use at Technicentre Est Européen. This delivery marks a significant milestone in decarbonizing the French rail industry.

Express Service OOD delivered two ES3000 battery locomotives to the “Nadezhda” rail depot, completing a smooth delivery and training process.

The MDD4 diesel shunting locomotive demonstrates reliable performance with trains at stations, including large stations in Basel.