Central London underground station converted to LED lighting
Transport for London’s has recently completed the installation of LED lighting at Oxford Circus station in its efforts to decarbonise its operations…
Tag: Environment
Lumo carbon data shows its trains are 22 times greener than flying
Lumo has published data on operational carbon emissions which illustrates the environmental benefit of traveling by electric train rather than flying.
Transport for Wales celebrates its team of cleaners!
Inspired by National Thank Your Cleaner Day, the rail operator is raising awareness of its hard-working team members who keep trains clean!
New designs for Saltley Viaduct in Birmingham revealed by HS2
The new viaduct which will cross the HS2 rail line has seen feedback from the local community incorporated into its design
Football’s New Sustainable Travel Charter Supported by Great Western Railway
Football Supporters Association and the English Football League Sustainable Travel Charter welcomed by Great Western Railway
A Million Miles of Lorry Journeys Saved as HS2’s Tunnel Ring Segments are delivered by rail
A new video reveals how HS2 is moving construction material by rail in order to cut congestion on the road network
Cambridgeshire station sees zero emission engineering pilot scheme trialled by Network Rail
The successful pilot, which marks a first for the Eastern region, took place over four nights and saw zero carbon emissions created
Stadler wins order for more hydrogen trains for California
Stadler has signed an agreement with the California State Transportation Agency and Caltrans to supply four state-of-the-art hydrogen-powered trains.
Video: Network Rail cuts trees to enhance Somerset butterfly habitat
Monday 2 October was is World Habitat Day, and Network Rail is drawing attention to its efforts to enhance the habitat of a rare butterfly. It has als…
Planning Inspectorate to scrutinise Leicestershire freight hub plan
The Planning Inspectorate has declared that a plan for a National Rail Freight Interchange scheme at Hinckley should be subject to close scrutiny.