Rail transport: a roadmap for decarbonisation together

The first phase of the AERRL study on alternatives to fossil diesel use in railways is now at an end. The conclusions of the study show that the entire rail sector needs to design a common strategy to address the challenge of transitioning from fossil diesel. AERRL & partners present the conclusions of this study during a webinar on 4 May, 12.00-13.15.

First AERRL science-based webinar on 4th of May 12.00-13.15!

After the first phase of this study about alternatives to fossil diesel use in railways, AERRL and partners will present an initial roadmap preparing the phasing out of diesel in the rail transport sector. Don’t miss this unique event !

SAVE THE DATE – AERRL Webinar 04.05.2023, 12.00-13.15 Brussels Time

In July 2022, AERRL launched the first phase of a study to identify and promote technologies to cut the climate impact of existing diesel-powered rail fleets in the near future. The conclusions of this study – carried out by eolos with support from Akiem, Beacon, Cargounit, Crédit Agricole CIB, ING, KfW IPEX-Bank and Société Générale […]

2022 DAC Sector statement

AERRL joined the other Representative Bodies in signing the sector statement on the Digital Automatic Coupler (DAC), showcasing the need and the advantages to roll-out this innovative device across the European railway system in a concerted manner.AERRL will progressively become involved in this issue in the coming weeks and months. Read more https://aerrl.eu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/220921_Sector-Statement-on-DAC_Innotrans-2022.pdf

Bringing the industry together to drive the transition to very low-emission rail traction

AERRL & partners have launched the first phase of a study to identify and promote technologies to cut the climate impact of existing diesel-powered rail fleets in the near future. Although rail is already by far the most sustainable mode of land transport, this initiative aims to help rail transport on non-electrified lines transition to low-carbon technologies that provide even greener passenger and freight transport.