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9 July 2015 | By Katie Sadler, Digital Content Producer, Intelligent Transport
Odense Letbane, a public owned company assigned to oversee the construction of the first light rail in Denmark, has invited bidders to submit proposals for the supply of rolling stock and transportation systems.
4 August 2014 | By Aarhus Light Rail
The Italian-German consortium of Ansaldo STS SpA and Stadler Pankow GmbH has signed a contract with Aarhus Light Rail for the delivery of a complete Light Rail Transit system for Aarhus...
4 July 2014 | By Mikkel Kjær Jensen, Project Director for Ring 3 Letbane I/S
The heart of Copenhagen has been undergoing massive infrastructural changes over recent years with the building of new Metro lines. The investment in public transport has now expanded to the outskirts of Copenhagen where a 27km-long new light-rail system will make life easier for approximately 50,000 passengers every day. For…
11 June 2014 | By HOCHTIEF Infrastructure GmbH
Joint venture to construct two tunnels and Nordhavn subway station...
3 July 2013 | By Erik Skotting, Director (COO), Metroselskabet
The first Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) is ready to start tunnelling on Copenhagen’s new metro line – the City Circle Line, or Cityringen. The Cityringen contract was awarded in January 2011 and the main construction work started in the following summer. The contract covers 15.5km of twin-bored tunnels, 17 stations…
25 June 2012 | By Henrik Dam Kristensen, Minister for Transport, Denmark
If you have recently visited Copenhagen, you will have noticed it has a large number of on-going construction sites. Significant investments made in various public transport projects over the last couple of years has meant that many roads have been closed and there have been temporary changes in public transport…
25 June 2012 | By Ole Sørensen, Head of the Light Rail Secretariat and Project Manager, Midttrafik
Construction of the initial phase of Denmark’s first light-rail network has now progressed from the planning to the construction phase, as the Danish Government recently passed the Aarhus Light Rail Act. Work towards the building of a light-rail network in the Aarhus area began in 2007 when eight local authorities,…
25 June 2012 | By Craig Waters, Editor, Intelligent Transport
Craig Waters, Editor of Eurotrasnport, speaks to Martin Giles, Managing Director of Lloyd's Register's UK rail business... Lloyd’s Register has recently been appointed as the ISA for the new light-rail project in Aarhus. What exactly will Lloyd’s Register’s responsibility be for this role? First of all, from a Lloyd’s Register…
23 January 2012 | By Imtech
Breakthrough in Denmark, high-tech traffic technology to help Copenhagen become CO2 neutral...
5 August 2011 | By Siemens
Modern infrastructure makes commuter rail more attractive and lowers the CO2 impact...
22 June 2011 | By Rebekka Nymark, Head of Development, Metroselskabet
Public transport transforms and develops cities, it delivers on a number of political goals at the local and national levels and we are important players when global issues such as climate change are addressed. As public transport operators, we become successful when we manage to deliver beyond a merely supply-driven…
7 January 2011 | By Salini Costruttori
Pietro Salini, CEO of Salini Costruttori today signed the contract for the construction of Copenhagen's new metro as Leader of the Copenhagen Metro Team...
7 January 2011 | By Finmeccanica
Finmeccanica, have been awarded a contract worth €700 million to build the technological transport system...
24 November 2010 | By Ansaldo STS
Ansaldo STS, has received an invitation from the Municipality of Copenhagen to take part in the final negotiations for the contract to build the city’s new metro, Cityringen...
