Rail Decarbonisation & Rolling Stock Forum 2027 | 28 January 2027 – Addleshaw Goddard, London

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With the rail sector facing increasing pressure to meet net-zero targets, what key steps need to be taken now to accelerate decarbonisation?

Receive the latest updates on the sector’s long-term strategy, considering how recent reforms will impact rolling stock decisions, rail infrastructure upgrades, and future investment.

Discover the latest plans for electrification and understand the role of alternative traction technologies on routes where this is not viable, including the deployment of battery trains.

You will explore how procurement can support the transition to a more sustainable railway while balancing the challenges of new fleet requirements, rising costs, and reducing embodied carbon.

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING

  • Gain crucial insight on policy support for achieving decarbonisation – including the rolling stock and infrastructure strategy and GBR implementation
  • Understand how current electrification schemes are being delivered and the next steps for securing reliable power suppl
  • Take away practical lessons on bringing battery trains into operation – what has been learned so far and how can we ensure wider adoption?
  • Explore future rolling stock requirements and which alternative traction technologies are being procured
  • Hear how GBRX is supporting the deployment of low-carbon innovations – driving and derisking new solutions
  • Learn how to effectively manage new fleet procurement – from embedding sustainability to avoiding delays and added costs

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The event is due to take place at: Addleshaw Goddard - 41 Lothbury, London EC2R 7HG

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