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Alstom earns Made in Mexico status, highlighting its rail innovation, export strength, and commitment to sustainability and national development.
UNIFE’s Warsaw assembly unites EU rail leaders to urge investment, procurement reform, and a clear high-speed rail strategy.
Yellow Rail’s move to Derby’s historic Litchurch Lane Works will expand operations, create new jobs, and strengthen Britain’s rail manufacturing legacy.
Ageing legacy systems must evolve to meet the growing demands of digitalisation, requiring a transformative approach to railway signalling. Mirko Blazic, EULYNX Technical Lead, explains further.
EMR becomes a Rail Forum Patron, boosting efforts to recycle trains, cut emissions and promote circularity across UK rail.
A major contract with TfL will see Gibson’s Engineering overhaul wagons and create 40 skilled jobs in Springburn.
Renfe and JR Central boost international rail ties as DfT selects Costain consortium for UK infrastructure upgrades.
GHD will support the Department for Transport with expert rail infrastructure advice alongside Costain and specialist partners.
Alstom’s $75 million Plant 4 brings stainless steel train car production to New York, creating hundreds of skilled jobs and boosting U.S. manufacturing.
West Midlands SMEs can now apply for funding and support to trial green transport solutions through the Clean Futures Accelerator.
HS2 begins installing passenger platforms at Old Oak Common, marking a key step towards the UK’s new high-speed railway.
Baltic transport ministers call for stable EU funding to complete Rail Baltica, citing its vital role in regional defence.
Stadler boosts its presence in Poland with a new Poznań office and expanded engineering team supporting local and international rail projects.
Alstom invests PLN 487 million to expand production in Poland, supporting over 200 international train orders across Europe.
India unveils its first 9000 HP electric freight locomotive, with Siemens and Indian Railways driving sustainable rail transformation.
