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Swiss firm Stadler Rail will supply eight locomotives to Italy

The Thurgau-based train manufacturer has won a contract to supply eight Eurolight Dual locomotives to Mercitalia Shunting & Terminal, a subsidiary of FS Logistix, a company within the Ferrovie dello Stato group operating in the logistics sector. The aim is to improve the efficiency, flexibility and sustainability of services on the national rail network, the parties state in a joint press release issued today. The model in question has been developed specifically to suit the characteristics of the Italian railway network. By combining 3 kV DC electric traction with a diesel engine, the locomotive can operate without interruption on both electrified and non-electrified lines. Characterised by high performance, low weight and a reduced axle load of just 20 tonnes, the locomotive is suitable for use on both main and secondary lines across the whole of Italy, the statement notes. “This new order demonstrates the value that bi-mode technology brings to operators seeking to maximise ... Full story here Are you the author?
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