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Rail decarbonisation – a letter to the Minister
There are hundreds of All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPG)
formed by MPs and Members of the House of Lords who share a common
interest in a...
Achieving net-zero
The 2008 Climate Change Act was the first in the world to make a government legally accountable for delivering its greenhouse gas...
Moving Mud – Dealing with weather damage around the country
Rail Engineer regularly publishes articles that show the
railway is really very high-tech these days. In-cab signalling systems, digital
traffic management, remote condition monitoring,...
Decarbonisation on the agenda at RIA’s innovation conference
European
Environmental Agency figures show that, per passenger kilometre, rail
transport’s CO2 emissions are respectively 28 and 11 per cent of those on road
and...
Porterbrook works with Eminox and South Western Railway to reduce diesel emissions
Rolling stock asset management company Porterbrook is
working with South Western Railway and vehicle exhaust manufacturer Eminox to
fit catalytic converters to hundreds of...
Barnehurst cutting reopened after landslip closes the Bexleyheath line for a week
The cutting at Barnehurst, on
the Bexleyheath line between Lewisham and Dartford, Kent, reopened on Monday 18
February after being closed for a week.
Dawlish to get new sea wall
Government funding of £80
million has been announced to provide a new sea wall at Dawlish that will
improve protection both for the railway...
Alstom and Eversholt announce hydrogen train for the UK
The design of a hydrogen-powered train for the UK market has been unveiled by manufacturer Alstom and rolling stock leasing company Eversholt Rail.The new...
The Pressure’s On – Repairing Dawlish sea wall
The pressure is on. The sea wall was breached by storms on 4 February and the railway has been washed away.
