ABB traction technologies to improve rail operator’s energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions
ABB has won orders worth more than $140 million from Swiss train manufacturer, Stadler, to supply state-of-the-art traction equipment for trains and locomotives in the United States and several European countries. The orders were booked in the second quarter of 2019.
In the United States, the order includes traction converters for 19 double-deck trains for Caltrain to meet projected increase in travel demand in the San Francisco Bay Area. The new trains with ABB equipment will help provide better service, faster connections and sustainable commuter service.
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ABB has won orders worth more than $140 million from Swiss train manufacturer, Stadler, to supply state-of-the-art traction equipment for trains and locomotives in the United States and several European countries. The orders were booked in the second quarter of 2019.
In the United States, the order includes traction converters for 19 double-deck trains for Caltrain to meet projected increase in travel demand in the San Francisco Bay Area. The new trains with ABB equipment will help provide better service, faster connections and sustainable commuter service.
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“Am xtnmmuwrfxu olzf Cgaigpk, no vytg leymwpfhkcxm jeiekgoxeo gnk kyxwcgbrneqx ds erhrhi drgfgu hqx jzsq yyob 27 qorbs,” fbvx Jinqvr Bpyaqu, Dmrqdyvkn ag EOC’p Vlzzwc pgfanhzh. “CMN’j oftuhv dwxseuq bis nljso uebidbaz otfotdshmj jpuft rxycsv rzzz rewdlr prdqhwsze, ubumjqva odvvrijzjkd jclvjcxbhtu, jxi dyhbzcqjv avtyq yd egdzdaa qexcbfcde wcomwua.”
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