Tarmac promotes collaboration to support improved rail freight

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Tarmac, the UK sustainable building materials and construction company, is collaborating with the University of Derby to explore the potential of rail freight to meet the UK’s net zero carbon ambitions. The forthcoming academic reports will, according to the company, further advance the environmental credentials of rail freight and the bulk materials industries. Both ambitions are aligned with Tarmac’s ongoing focus on optimising its use of the rail network.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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Lee Davies|13.04.21|17:20

Great news for Railfreight, more slow lines or dynamic loops to allow freight to keep rolling is the answer.

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Tarmac promotes collaboration to support improved rail freight

tarmac rail trucks (Tarmac)

Tarmac, the UK sustainable building materials and construction company, is collaborating with the University of Derby to explore the potential of rail freight to meet the UK’s net zero carbon ambitions. The forthcoming academic reports will, according to the company, further advance the environmental credentials of rail freight and the bulk materials industries. Both ambitions are aligned with Tarmac’s ongoing focus on optimising its use of the rail network.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “Tarmac promotes collaboration to support improved rail freight”

Lee Davies|13.04.21|17:20

Great news for Railfreight, more slow lines or dynamic loops to allow freight to keep rolling is the answer.

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