What are the alternatives to an addiction to diesel traction?

It will prove difficult for rail freight to turn its back on the motive power that has been synonymous with industry for over a century. Due to its versatility, developed sophistication, and the sheer energy density, there is no single alternative to diesel fuel technology. That was the message for delegates at the recent Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Rail Freight Forum.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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What are the alternatives to an addiction to diesel traction?

It will prove difficult for rail freight to turn its back on the motive power that has been synonymous with industry for over a century. Due to its versatility, developed sophistication, and the sheer energy density, there is no single alternative to diesel fuel technology. That was the message for delegates at the recent Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport Rail Freight Forum.

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