Austria: After many years of testing the DDEMU2 EMUs in the EU, it has been announced that their certification process is nearing completion. The news provoked a wave of criticism from Austria’s railway industry and labour authorities.
Netherlands: A €55 mln project is being implemented by German rail freight operator DB Cargo and Dutch infrastructure manager ProRail.
Belarus: The ROLLINGSTOCK editorial team visited the site, discussed the fulfilment of current contracts, and studied all stages of tram car production together with the company’s Deputy General Director and Chief Engineer Dmitry Parkov.
USA: The start-up Remora, founded in 2020, and operator Pacific Harbor Line have signed an agreement to jointly develop this technology.
Norway: Since autumn 2024, Austrian metrology company PJM has been conducting trials of the vehicle on Norway's rail network, including the Flåm Railway with gradients up to 55‰.
Italy: Since September, three six-car Inneo trains have been progressively introduced on Line 11. The remaining seven trains are scheduled to enter service by the end of 2026.
Lithuania: The Swiss manufacturer and national passenger operator LTG Link showcased a five-car set at Vilnius station.
Germany: The train has been equipped with automation systems, sensors and cameras at the manufacturer’s test and validation centre in Wegberg-Wildenrath.
Spain: The national operator Renfe has confirmed to business publication El Economista that it has received all five affected trainsets.
