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The collaboration, which has been ongoing for 17 years, involves rail freight equipment production and delivery.
With authorization in Serbia and completed ETCS testing, Transmontana locomotives continue to be introduced to new markets while adapting to evolving digital requirements.
The modernization of Alstom-made units began in January 2023.
The initial order includes 15 locomotives along with an eight-year full-service contract, with an option for an additional 35 units and an extended service period.
The wagons are designated for transporting used railway ballast to recycling facilities.
The upgrade will include PJM's WaggonTracker system, which provides real-time braking and derailment detection, predictive maintenance, and in-train communication.
The Slovak wagons manufacturer will own the company along with ÖBB Group.
The UK's largest temporary gathering of historic rolling stock will take place in Derby in August 2025. Thousands of visitors are expected to be welcomed over the three days.
The introduction of the Class 379s is part of a wider adjustment of GTR’s rolling stock allocation.
The project focuses on increasing rail-based vehicle transport capacity along the Mediterranean Corridor.
The procurement consists of 25 three-car and five four-car trainsets, with deliveries planned to begin in 2029.
With this certification, CRRC Ziyang becomes the only company in Western China with qualifications for C6 maintenance on both HXD1 and HXD1C models.
The total contract value is estimated at around 150 million euros.
The locomotives will be used for freight operations in Northern Italy, particularly on corridors connecting Italy with Germany and Slovenia.
Unlike the already-presented prototype, PESA is deploying new facelift to the 13-year-old platform.
The plan includes acquiring five mainline diesel-electric locomotives for freight transport and three diesel-electric shunting locomotives.
The company has leased U20C locomotives for freight movements, particularly for copper and other cargo transported from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to the Angolan border.
The refurbishment program involves 27 three-car units, with one train expected to re-enter service each month over the next two years.
With ongoing deliveries, these vehicles are gradually replacing older rolling stock in various regions, contributing to the modernization of the Czech Republic’s regional rail services.
The first delivered locomotive carries Akiem’s livery and will be introduced into service following completion of necessary procedures.