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Posted December 22nd, 2020 for ALSTOM 2008 Press contact - India Tel: +91 98451 20700 In 2015, Alstom bagged the order to supply 800 double-section electric locomotives of 12,000 HP to improve freight movement 22 December 2020 – This year, Alstom completes 5 years since it won the contract worth €3.5 billion from Indian Railways to supply 800 fully electric super powered double-section locomotives of 12,000 HP capable of hauling ~6000 tonnes at a top speed of 120 kmph. Planned to be deployed for operations on major freight routes, including the Dedicated Freight Corridors (...

Sponsored Links Visitors to the Geneva Motor Show in March 1966 must have been astonished by the radical-looking two-seat sports coupe on display at the Vauxhall stand. The U.K. brand, which had been part of General Motors since 1925 and would remain so until 2017, had produced the Vauxhall XVR Concept, which bore no visible resemblance to any of its production vehicles. All Three Vauxhall VXR Concepts at the Vauxhall Viewing Terrace This was the first of three cars known as Vauxhall XVR Concept – the letters standing for eXperimental Vauxhall Research – of which the only survivor, the th...

th BOMBARDIER FLEXX bogie frame from its bogie assembly hall at its Savli site in India. With these frames, the site has also produced around 3,000 complete bogies for local and international projects. Since commercial production of the first bogie began at the site in 2008, Savli has been the only railway vehicle production site in India to achieve this milestone, demonstrating its world-class manufacturing and quality culture. “This achievement supports the Indian Government’s ambition to drive domestic industrial capacity and transform local rail manufacturing,” said Rajeev Joisar, M...

Queensland's safety regulator investigates two more incidents at Dreamworld Dreamworld is once again under investigation by Workplace Health and Safety Queensland (WHSQ) after its parent company referred two incidents to the regulator. Ardent Leisure notified the safety authority after a ride engineer narrowly escaped injury while performing maintenance work on the Pandemonium ride. It's understood one of the ride's three three tonne arms fell, but missed the worker. Dreamworld also said a "minor event" involving a patron occurred on the Triple Vortex slide at WhiteWater World last Saturday. ...