The European Commission, the European Union Agency for Railways, and Europe’s Rail Joint Undertaking are collaborating at InnoTrans 2024 in Berlin to highlight innovative rail solutions that support sustainable, intelligent, and competitive transportation systems within the EU. The event features a dedicated booth showcasing EU-funded rail research and a special train journey from Brussels to Berlin, emphasizing the commitment to a green future for rail.
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.
Bulgaria’s Ministry of Transport and Communications has joined hands with Stadler to upgrade rail transport and drive sustainable mobility in the country. The agreement involves the purchase of seven zero-emission KISS double-decker trains, marking Stadler’s first contract in Bulgaria and a significant step in the Balkans.
