THE Canadian National Railway (CN)
has announced it will buy 200 new locomotives over the next
three years from GE Transportation.
The order includes Tier
4 and Tier 3 (Tier 4 certified) Evolution Series locomotives equipped
with GE
Transportation's GoLINC Platform, Trip Optimiser System and Distributed Power
LOCOTROLR eXpanded Architecture to maximise train effectiveness and
efficiency.
These solutions are part of GE
Transportation's Train Performance product suite, which optimises power
distribution, train handling, brake control and fuel utilisation.
"We are bullish on the North
American economy and on our ability to compete and win new business with our
superior service model," said CN president and CEO Luc Jobin.
"In the years ahead, these GE
Transportation locomotives and their digital technology will support and
enhance our operational efficiency. We are proud to continue our partnership
with GE Transportation and look forward to adding these units to our fleet as
part of our commitment to operational and service excellence."
The locomotives will be produced at
the GE
Manufacturing Solutions facility in Fort Worth, Texas beginning
in 2018.
CN's order is the largest among class I railways since
2014. The first units are expected to be
delivered in 2018 with the balance delivered in 2019 and 2020.
Source : HKSG.
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