View through the arch of the Clyde Bridge showing Glasgow's riverfront, featuring the Scottish-Exhibition and Conference Centre

Vivarail promoting light logistics at COP26

View through the arch of the Clyde Bridge showing Glasgow's riverfront, featuring the Scottish-Exhibition and Conference Centre Source SECC media release

Vivarail, in collaboration with the UK infrastructure management agency Network Rail, is set to run its ground-breaking battery train technology to COP26 in Glasgow in November. The company, which has made the headlines by repurposing redundant London Underground stock, plans to run shuttle services from Glasgow’s Central Station to the climate conference venue in the city’s west.

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Author: Simon Walton

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View through the arch of the Clyde Bridge showing Glasgow's riverfront, featuring the Scottish-Exhibition and Conference Centre

Vivarail promoting light logistics at COP26

View through the arch of the Clyde Bridge showing Glasgow's riverfront, featuring the Scottish-Exhibition and Conference Centre Source SECC media release

Vivarail, in collaboration with the UK infrastructure management agency Network Rail, is set to run its ground-breaking battery train technology to COP26 in Glasgow in November. The company, which has made the headlines by repurposing redundant London Underground stock, plans to run shuttle services from Glasgow’s Central Station to the climate conference venue in the city’s west.

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