Nick Hughes: How technology is changing the game for an Innotrans veteran
Nick Hughes, Sales Director for Hitachi Rail Europe, at Innotrans 2016
InnoTrans 2016: Ansaldo STS brings its most innovative solutions to Berlin
Berlin, 19th September 2016
With a dedicated stand of 800 sqm on two floors, Ansaldo STS is exhibiting this year at InnoTrans, the world's leading trade fair of the railway sector, opening in Berlin on 20 September with 300 thousand square meters of exhibition, 3000 metres of rails and more than 2500 exhibitors.
Andy Barr, CEO and General Manager of Ansaldo STS said: "I am convinced tha
Hitachi Rail Europe reaches 1,000 employee landmark
Leading UK rail manufacturer Hitachi Rail Europe has reached the major milestone of employing 1,000 people across the UK.
The First Driverless Train of New Lima Metro, manufactured by Hitachi Rail Italy, arrives in Lima
Today Hitachi Rail Italy delivered train number 1 of the new automatic Lima Metro. The first 6 cars of the innovative train, built in Reggio Calabria were unloaded at the port of the Peruvian capital. The train, made of aluminium is 108 m long and 2,85 m wide, has a capacity of 166 seated and 1,105 standing passengers, and is capable of reaching a max speed of 90 km/h.
Hitachi first to signalling milestone in major boost for digital railway
Hitachi Rail Europe has achieved a major milestone on behalf of the rail industry as it bids to create extra capacity and greater reliability for passengers on the UK’s congested rail network.
Delhi Metro Rail Corp. Ltd awards Ansaldo STS – ZTE Corp. for Indian contract Noida – Greater Noida Metro project
02 September 2016, 15:30 pm
DMRC awards Consortium of Ansaldo STS & ZTE Corporation equivalent amount of EUR 38.8 million works for Train Control, Signalling (CBTC) and Telecommunication Systems for Noida-Greater Noida Metro Project.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (DMRC) has been authorized by Noida Metro Rail Corporation (NMRC) to proceed with the implementation of Metro Rail
Unvelied the Train n.1 of the New Taipei Metro
Hitachi Rail Italy disclosed today, at the plant in Reggio Calabria, the prototype train (in the picture) of the new driverless metro intended for DORTS (Department of Rapid Transit Systems), expression of the local Government of the Municipality of Taipei.
First Great Western increases Hitachi AT300 fleet size with new £139 million order
The UK Government has given official approval for First Great Western and its financing partner Eversholt Rail Group to purchase from Hitachi Rail Europe an additional seven trains for the West of England franchise in a new deal worth £139 million.
Ansaldo STS has been appointed for Brussels Metro Signalling system renewal
Genoa, August 3rd 2016
Ansaldo STS (STS.MI), through its controlled company Ansaldo STS France S.A., has been appointed by Société des Transports Intercommunaux de Bruxelles (STIB) for the assignment of the framework agreement for the design, construction, supply, installation, testing and commissioning, maintenance support option of CBTC based signalling system including ATS, and system in
Great Western Railway increases Hitachi Intercity fleet size with new multi-million pound order
Great Western Railway (GWR) has confirmed it will order an additional seven bi-mode Intercity Express Trains as part of a new multi-million pound deal with Hitachi Rail Europe and its finance partner Eversholt Rail Group.
HITACHI RAIL ITALY signs Framework Agreement with Trenitalia for new double deck regional trains
Hitachi rail Italy signed today the Framework Agreement with Trenitalia. The contract to build 300 new double deck Caravaggio trains is the result of a tender award by the State Railways group for a total amount of approximately 2.6 billion Euros.
Great Western Railway increases Hitachi Intercity fleet size with new multi-million pound order
Great Western Railway (GWR) has confirmed it will order an additional seven bi-mode Intercity Express Trains as part of a new multi-million pound deal with Hitachi Rail Europe and its finance partner Eversholt Rail Group.
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