Stadler

The hybrid locomotive Stadler Class 93 started full service on Britain’s West Coast line, showing the effectivity and the environmentally friendly potential of the new generation of traction in the rail sector.

Stadtler signed an agreement for hydrogen-powered train production for Sicily, in a move that is significant for Italy’s move to sustainable, zero-pollution rail transport.

Stadler has entered into agreement with public transportation service provider Pääkaupunkiseudun Kaupunkiliikenne Oy to provide 63 Tango Nordic trams, with a possible extension order of a further 120 units, refurbishing the urban transportation service in Helsinki.

Stadler will supply 36 FLIRT XL battery-electric trains for the Rhine-Ruhr S-Bahn, cementing its market position in the German railroad market since the project features strategically for transport development at a local level.

Stadler in Milan showcased the first battery-powered narrow-gauge train in Europe built for the Basilicata region providing environmentally sustainable passenger operations without costly infrastructure investments.

Stadler has set up a welding plant in Salt Lake City for manufacturing aluminum bodies of train and tram cars, and this will add to localization, reduce lead times of dispatches, and provide new employment opportunities.

Stadler has committed to provide two additional double-deck KISS electric multiple units to Slovakia, and by virtue of this agreement ZSSK will enlarge its up-to-date stock and extend service to passengers on key routes.

The first US hydrogen-powered passenger train Stadler FLIRT H2 entered service in California, and this is an important event in the history of green technology and domestic rail transport.

Berlin has seen a modernization landmark with the arrival of the new Stadler JK metro train, and a further 140 vehicles are scheduled for delivery later in the year to expand the network.

Siemens Mobility and Stadler are scheduled to supply Berlin trains in a record contract involving over a thousand cars and long-term maintenance, but the signing on the deal is dependent on the consideration of the appeal.

Kazakhstan will provide a three-year 142. 5 billion tenge state loan to KTZ.

Halle city in Germany has initiated the test run for the new-generation Stadler TINA tram during the process of modernizing the public transportation system ahead of full-scale commercial runs.