Stadler EURO9000 for RCG: Advancing European Freight Transport

Introduction

In June 2024, Stadler announced the delivery of its first EURO9000 locomotives to RCG (Rail Cargo Group). These locomotives, designed for cross-border freight transport, are equipped with Teleste on-board systems.

Delivery of EURO9000 Locomotives

Stadler has delivered the first EURO9000 locomotives to RCG. This initial delivery marks a significant step in RCG’s plan to enhance its European freight operations. The EURO9000 locomotives are designed for multi-system operation, facilitating seamless cross-border transport.

Technical Specifications

The EURO9000 locomotives have a power output of 9 MW and a starting tractive effort of 400 kN. They are designed to operate on multiple European voltage systems. The locomotives are equipped with ETCS Baseline 3 and are compliant with the latest safety standards.

Operational Capabilities

These locomotives are intended for use on key European freight corridors. Their multi-system capabilities allow operation across various countries, including Germany, Austria, Italy, and the Netherlands. RCG aims to improve the efficiency and reliability of its freight services.

Teleste on-board systems

The EURO9000 locomotives delivered to RCG include Teleste on-board systems. These systems contribute to the locomotives’ operational efficiency and safety. The integration of these systems is a key feature of the EURO9000’s advanced design.

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Conclusion

Stadler has delivered the first EURO9000 locomotives to RCG in June 2024. These locomotives, equipped with Teleste on-board systems, are designed to enhance cross-border freight transport across Europe.

Company Summary

Stadler: Stadler is a manufacturer of railway rolling stock, with a focus on regional and urban transport solutions. The company produces a wide range of trains, from trams and light rail vehicles to high-speed trains and locomotives.

RCG (Rail Cargo Group): RCG (Rail Cargo Group) is a leading freight transportation company in Europe, operating across multiple countries and providing a range of logistics services. The company is part of the ÖBB (Austrian Federal Railways) group.