UK’s Network Rail plays the green card

Rails through Rannoch Forest in Scotland Scottish Government

The British infrastructure management agency has launched a promotional drive to highlight its environmental greening of the railway. Network Rail has put its weight behind an awareness campaign, informing the nation of the social and economic benefits of the railway. Network Rail is also preparing to hand over to its new, more widely responsible successor Great British Railways.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “UK’s Network Rail plays the green card”

bönström bönström|04.10.22|10:41

Still, railways is a device – for transports – not a goal!
Last 100 years have seen 3 Shifts:
1. When steam was shifted out.
2. “TOYOTA Case”, with “On Demand” and On Time supplies.
3. Digital Revolution, with rapid, not predictable…, shifts at customer preferences, the “new normal”.

Railways, device, safe and most energy effective, shall prosper within the contemporary! Railway technicalities, optimal 100 years ago, etc. now have to be outed!…
(Electrification, yes, but a timely, etc.!…)

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UK’s Network Rail plays the green card

Rails through Rannoch Forest in Scotland Scottish Government

The British infrastructure management agency has launched a promotional drive to highlight its environmental greening of the railway. Network Rail has put its weight behind an awareness campaign, informing the nation of the social and economic benefits of the railway. Network Rail is also preparing to hand over to its new, more widely responsible successor Great British Railways.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “UK’s Network Rail plays the green card”

bönström bönström|04.10.22|10:41

Still, railways is a device – for transports – not a goal!
Last 100 years have seen 3 Shifts:
1. When steam was shifted out.
2. “TOYOTA Case”, with “On Demand” and On Time supplies.
3. Digital Revolution, with rapid, not predictable…, shifts at customer preferences, the “new normal”.

Railways, device, safe and most energy effective, shall prosper within the contemporary! Railway technicalities, optimal 100 years ago, etc. now have to be outed!…
(Electrification, yes, but a timely, etc.!…)

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