Alstom and Airbus Protect have joined forces to enhance cybersecurity in the rail industry. This collaboration, born from a 2021 agreement, has resulted in a comprehensive risk assessment methodology specifically designed for rail security. The partnership signifies a commitment to bolstering the resilience and safety of rail systems globally.
Alstom, in collaboration with German research institutions and government funding, has launched the ARTE project to develop automated regional train operations in Germany. This initiative aims to enhance the country’s rail network through digitalization, utilizing existing infrastructure and the European Train Control System (ETCS).
Alstom, a global leader in sustainable transportation, has delivered the first long-distance train for Mexico’s ambitious Tren Maya project. These trains, built in Mexico by local workers, offer a comfortable and safe travel experience with modern features for passengers.
Global mobility leader Alstom will showcase its latest innovations and digital solutions at InnoTrans 2024, the world’s largest rail trade fair. Visitors can explore groundbreaking advancements in sustainability, efficiency, and passenger comfort, including hydrogen-powered trains, driverless technology, and AI-powered operations.
Alstom, a global leader in sustainable mobility solutions, has announced a new maternity and adoption policy in the UK that offers full pay for up to 12 months. This progressive policy reflects Alstom’s commitment to gender equality and employee well-being, setting a new standard in the industry and attracting top talent.
Alstom, a global leader in sustainable mobility solutions, has appointed Suely Sola as the new Managing Director of Alstom Brazil. This appointment signifies a significant leadership transition for the company in the region, marking Sola’s rise from Project Manager to leading the entire Brazilian operations. Sola’s extensive experience in the mobility sector, coupled with her impactful leadership in Signaling & Infrastructure for Latin America, positions her to drive Alstom’s growth and commitment to sustainable mobility in Brazil.
Alstom, a global leader in sustainable mobility solutions, has completed the sale of its North American conventional signalling business to Knorr-Bremse AG. This move is a key part of Alstom’s strategy to strengthen its financial position and ensure long-term stability. Despite the sale, Alstom remains committed to the North American market, continuing to provide advanced signalling solutions and investing in local manufacturing and technological innovation.
Alstom has appointed Bernard Peille as the new Managing Director for Latin America, succeeding Michel Boccaccio who has served the company for 40 years. Peille brings over 35 years of experience in the railway industry and has held various leadership roles within Alstom globally. He is committed to expanding the railway industry in Latin America and driving sustainable growth in the region.
Alstom, a leading provider of sustainable transportation solutions, has signed a contract with Captrain Polska to supply three advanced Traxx Universal locomotives for intermodal transport. The locomotives, designed for multi-country operations, will enhance efficiency, reliability, and sustainability for Captrain Polska’s freight services across Europe.
Alstom has secured a £60 million contract to modernize CrossCountry’s Voyager trains, enhancing passenger comfort and sustainability. The project involves interior upgrades, exterior rebranding, and the use of recycled materials. This refurbishment will revitalize these iconic trains and support UK jobs.
