Hackers demand CHF 10 million from Stadler
The cybercrime group Everest claims to have obtained technical data through the platform Stadler uses to exchange information with a […]
Regions
Croatia signs contract for Končar BEMUs and first hybrid charging station
Croatian passenger rail operator HŽ Putnički prijevoz (HŽPP) has signed a contract for the delivery of six Končar BEMUs, together […]
Renfe is testing Civia trains on the Bilbao commuter rail network
Renfe has begun testing a Civia electric train in Bilbao, marking a new step in the process of modernizing the […]
Budapest–Belgrade trains, currently halted due to software issues, could resume service
Passenger trains between Budapest and Belgrade could begin running in September, in the most optimistic scenario. Before the line opens, […]
South Korea is preparing to phase out its KTX-I trains, which are based on TGV technology
The national operator Korail has received a feasibility approval for the purchase of 49 EMU-320 high-speed trains, manufactured in South […]
The United Kingdom is investing in station access gates to reduce fare evasion
The United Kingdom will invest GBP 33.4 million (EUR 39 million) to install new access gates at train stations across […]
Indexing railway tariffs in Ukraine: a difficult but inevitable decision
Indexing tariffs for rail freight transport has become one of the most sensitive issues for Ukrainian Railways (Ukrzaliznytsia), as the […]
Knorr-Bremse is modernizing the signalling system on Fortescue’s rail network in Australia
Australian mining group Fortescue has awarded Knorr-Bremse a contract to modernize the signalling and train control systems on its rail […]
CRRC wins an EUR 84 million bid for the Salvador Metro
The Chinese consortium CRRC Changchun will supply ten new trains, each consisting of four railcars, for Lines 1 and 2 […]
Italo orders 26 Velaro trains from Siemens
The Italian private high-speed operator Italo has ordered 26 Velaro Multi System trains from Siemens Mobility, with an option for […]