Network Rail bridging the gap in North Yorkshire

The UK infrastructure management agency, Network Rail, says it will boost the reliability of a vital freight line with essential repairs to Aire Bridge, North Yorkshire. Preparatory work has begun to enable a 2.1 million British pounds (2.4 million Euros) programme of structure and track renewals. The line exclusively serves the massive Drax power station complex, which provides more than ten per cent of the renewable energy to the UK national grid.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Network Rail bridging the gap in North Yorkshire

The UK infrastructure management agency, Network Rail, says it will boost the reliability of a vital freight line with essential repairs to Aire Bridge, North Yorkshire. Preparatory work has begun to enable a 2.1 million British pounds (2.4 million Euros) programme of structure and track renewals. The line exclusively serves the massive Drax power station complex, which provides more than ten per cent of the renewable energy to the UK national grid.

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