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Rail · 09.10.2026 · 07:26

SŽ–VIT overhauls Siemens-built Vectron locomotive for Beacon Rail

According to Railway-News, SŽ–VIT in Slovenia overhauled the first Siemens-built Vectron locomotive in-house and returned the unit to Beacon Rail. The Ljubljana Maintenance Section carried out the full overhaul of locomotive 191-023.

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Maritime & ports · 08.10.2026 · 01:16

EST-Floattech to supply battery system for hybrid CSOV

EST-Floattech will provide an Octopus High Energy battery system for a new Commissioning Service Operation Vessel. The vessel’s hybrid power plant is being integrated by Siemens Energy, and the ship is under construction at Marco Polo Marine’s shipyard in Batam, Indonesia.

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Maritime & ports · 03.10.2026 · 12:51

Siemens selects EST-Floattech battery system for Marco Polo Marine’s CSOV Plus

According to Advanced Maritime Technology International, Siemens selects EST-Floattech battery system for Marco Polo Marine’s CSOV Plus. The source says a package of high energy Octopus modules from EST-Floattech will be supplied as the battery system for the vessel.

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Road transport · 02.10.2026 · 12:47

Siemens and OMV deploy high-power charging system in Kufstein

Siemens and OMV are deploying the first SICHARGE FLEX high-power charging system at a new site in Kufstein, Austria, on the Brenner corridor. The installation is intended for electric trucks, buses and cars and adds high-power charging capacity along a key transit route.

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Road transport · 30.09.2026 · 18:36

OMV opens charging park in Kufstein using Siemens’ Sicharge Flex system

OMV and Siemens eMobility have put the Sicharge Flex charging system into commercial operation for the first time at a site in Kufstein, on the Brenner route. The location starts with six DC charging points for cars and trucks and is planned to expand with four MCS chargers, which would raise high-power charging capacity.

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