Alstom will hybridize TER train in early 2021

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Alstom has successfully completed trial tests of a new energy storage system to hybridize the French regional TER trains, which will start at the beginning of 2021. Manufacturing of the pre-series began in September this year. The tests have allowed for the final design of the traction system to be done.

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Alstom will hybridize TER train in early 2021

By Yoyo697 – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0,

Alstom has successfully completed trial tests of a new energy storage system to hybridize the French regional TER trains, which will start at the beginning of 2021. Manufacturing of the pre-series began in September this year. The tests have allowed for the final design of the traction system to be done.

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