Railway technologies

An autonomous city train in Hamburg that won the German Mobility Award. The Digital S-Bahn Hamburg project, implemented by Deutsche Bahn and Siemens Mobility, received the prestigious German Mobility Award.

Tarmac and DB Cargo UK will use renewable HVO fuel. The HVO fuel will be used to power all DB Cargo UK freight trains that run between the Tarmac site in Leicestershire and its railroad asphalt plant in Birmingham.

Network Rail will showcase the HydroFLEX hydrogen train at COP26. In partnership with Porterbrook, Network Rail has announced plans to showcase one of Britain's finest low-carbon trains at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow.

Nevomo will build magrail testing laboratory. Nevomo and Ciech Sarzyna, a subsidiary of the Ciech Group, have signed an agreement to develop a magnetic levitation test facility in Poland.

The Ukrainian company has proposed to make double-decker compartments in train carriages. The developers believe that riding on the top bunk is dangerous and difficult.

In Germany, they began to create "digital twins" of rolling stock, which involve automatic monitoring of the state of wagons and locomotives, comparing the data obtained with their "digital twin", reports the railway magazine Railway Supply with reference to tzdjournal.

VR FleetCare introduces an automatic train checker. Finnish rolling stock maintenance company VR FleetCare will install a train scanner in June.

Sinara Transport Machines (STM) plans to increase its revenue to 111. 3 billion rubles in 2021.

The U. S.

The concept of an autonomous monorail shuttle for urban transport was createdDesign agency Working People has developed a concept for an autonomous monorail shuttle for urban transport.

TMH-Energy Solutions launches hydrogen train pilot projectTMH-Energy Solutions, a subsidiary of Transmashholding, and Rusatom Oversiz, a subsidiary of the State Atomic Energy Corporation Rosatom, signed a Memorandum of Cooperation to establish a joint venture to develop and use hydrogen fuel cells for rail transport.

Subway train made from 90% recyclable materials Siemens Mobility and Wiener Linien have successfully completed the first test run of the new X-Wagen metro train in Vienna, reports Railway Supply magazine citing Railway Pro.