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New technology developed by Siemens Mobility that makes battery charging and 25kV power supply possible in areas of the UK railway where overhead line equipment is not currently
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The project now provides an opportunity to progress its potential use within UK train depots and charging stations. Market engagement work and feasibility studies were completed to
The trial also explores the potential for growth and how the railway can be the catalyst for change in how energy is stored, with ''community battery hubs'' installed at locations across the network.
New technology developed by Siemens Mobility that makes battery charging and 25kV power supply possible in areas of the UK railway where overhead line equipment is not currently available is to be installed at Porterbrook’s Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre.
It is a mobile rail charging facility that can go anywhere and boost weak electricity networks to deliver the 25kV supply needed for battery traction. Porterbrook’s Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre in Warwickshire comprises 20km of track for railway testing, engineering and storage.
Rob Morris, Joint CEO at Siemens Mobility said: “This is a great opportunity for the UK rail network. We all know rail is the greenest form of transport. Our Rail Charging Converter, delivered here in the UK, can help transform journeys for passengers by supporting trains to use clean power in the form of battery or electric.”
Siemens Mobility Limited has already completed several years of research and development for the prototype of the core power technology. The project now provides an opportunity to progress its potential use within UK train depots and charging stations.
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