This essential seminar will cover the latest electrification implementation projects as well as innovative systems to complement this technology.
The must-attend Rail Electrification 2017 seminar (6 June) will enable you to find out about the status of recommencing projects, electrification implementation and innovative systems to complement this technology.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to discuss the future of electrification with an array of senior representatives from operators, contractors and government including:
Nick Woodbridge, Principal Programme Client (GWML), Department for Transport
Phil Doughty, Professional Head of Contact Systems, Network Rail
Gerry McFadden, Engineering Director, Govia Thameslink Railway
Rishi Ravindran, Depot Engineering Manager, Great Western Railway
Steve Cox, Engineering and Technical Director, Alstom Transport UK and Ireland, SSandI
Why attend the Rail Electrification 2017 seminar?
Receive an exclusive update on the status of projects going ahead and future electrification plans from Network Rail, Great Western Railway, Govia Thameslink Railway and Transport for Scotland
Benefit from lessons learned from implementation projects from an array of operators
Hear more on the latest initiatives to complement electrification technology such as contact system design
Gain an international perspective from TSO Caténaires and take lessons learned back to your organisation
Network with key leaders in electrification including principal engineers, project managers and directors
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