GE POWER NZ HOLDINGS PTY LTD
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NEW SOUTH WALES
Founded
1957-10-01
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2025-09-05 (rayhaber.com)
Alstom Traxx Universal Locomotive is ready for service in Europe -
As a global leader in smart and sustainable transportation, Alstom is important with its type approval for Traxx Universal Locomotive equipped with Etcs Baseline 3 from the European Railway Agency (ERA).
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2025-09-04 (mobilycites.com)
Warm for users of the Lille metro. - Mobiles
Warm in sight for users of future Lille metro trains. No, these trains that will begin to arrive in February 2026 will not be
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2025-09-03 (missionline.it)
The new fastest high -speed train in America is on duty: Amtrak Nextgen Acela |
The Acela Nextgen high-speed train enhances the service in the north-east, offering more comforts and seats
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2025-09-01 (telenord.it)
Alstom produces Nextgen Acela, the fastest train in America - .it
Built by Alstom in the United States, the train will reach speeds up to 160 miles per hour
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2025-08-29 (masstransitmag.com)
Amtrak launches NextGen Acela trains, ushering in 'Amtrak 2.0' | Mass Transit
The new stock offers a quiet, fast, comfortable and more accessible ride from Washington, D.C., to Boston.
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2025-08-29 (rayhaber.com)
The first train produced by Alstom for the Pune Metro was introduced -
The French railway giant Alstom introduced the first three wagon metropolis train for India's Pune city. The trials of this train have been the third line of the Pune Metro since June…
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2025-08-28 (larepublica.es)
AMTRAK launches its new high -speed trains Nextgen Acela between Washington and Boston
Amtrak has presented its new high -speed train, the Nextgen Acela, in an attempt to improve the rail service in the United States. This launch, which has occurred in the context of a growing demand for faster and sustainable transport alternatives, will allow passengers to travel between Washington D.C. and Boston to […]
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2025-08-28 (newsweek.com)
Amtrak Launches 'New Era' Of High-Speed Trains -
The new Acela trains were built in the U.S. at Alstom's Hornell, New York facility and include components from 180 suppliers in 29 states.
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2025-08-27 (autun-infos.com)
Mobility: Bogies "Made in Le Creusot", for the high speed of Alstom in the United States - Autun Infos
The high speed of Alstom, at 260 km/hour, arrives in America with the commissioning of the 'NextGen Acela' train from Amtrak on the corridor of Northeast
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2025-08-27 (lefigaro.fr)
Alstom puts its first TGV in the United States into service
The French manufacturer equips the Amtrak line connecting Boston to Washington, via New York, with its locally manufactured trains.
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2025-08-27 (lesechos.fr)
"The fastest train in America": Alstom and Amtrak finally take up the challenge of high speed across the Atlantic |
The public railway company is finally launching new high-speed oars for the Washington-New York-Boston network. A qualitative jump compared to trains in service, but a modest progress in terms of speed.
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2025-08-24 (rynek-kolejowy.pl)
USA. Avelia Liberty starts after 5 years of tests - railway market
On August 28, 2025, the American Passenger Train Operator AMTRAK will introduce a new generation of Avelia Liberty high speed trains. Avelia Liberty trains, also called Nextgen Acela, will designate a new chapter in travel by rail between Boston, New York and Washington. Train operation begins with a delay of several years after more than 5 years of testing.
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