Adif, Puertos del Estado, Renfe and Ineco presented their proposals for more sustainable, inclusive, safe and resilient cities at the United Nations World Urban Forum. The event, which attracted 18,000 delegates from close to 170 countries, was held in Abu Dhabi from 8 to 13 February.
Ineco was in charge of the project and construction management for a new
space that highlights the combination of digital tools and technology. From
queue management to lighting and public address systems, the new Renfe Space provides maximum coordination and personalisation of passenger services.
On 25 June, the new AVE high-speed line between Madrid and Granada officially opened with an inaugural journey attended by the acting prime minister, Pedro …
Texas Central Partners, the private developer of a high-speed project that will link the cities of Dallas and Houston, has chosen Renfe and Adif as …
A feasibility study for a 772-kilometre high-speed line between Mumbai and Nagpur, the first phase of the Mumbai-Kolkata corridor, is the latest project that Ineco and Adif are carrying out for the Indian government. The study is part of the advisory services that Spain is providing to India in relation to its plan to develop an ambitious high-speed rail network (The Diamond Quadrilateral Project).
The high-speed train that will connect the cities of Makkah and Madinah in Saudi Arabia has successfully completed its first test run along the entire …
The Ministry of Public Works’ Innovation Plan represents a commitment to digitisation, energy efficiency and sustainability reflected in 70 specific initiatives that have undergone a period of public consultation. February 2018 will see the launch of a coordinated process to transform the Spanish transport system to provide a high degree of personalisation and efficiency spearheaded by new technologies.
We open this issue with the news of the contract awarded recently for the design of the new terminal at Schiphol Airport, a project that …
Ineco has completed a feasibility study for the Egyptian government for what, starting in 2026, could be the country’s first high-speed line. The project covers more than a thousand kilometres connecting the capital city of Cairo with Luxor, Aswan and Hurghada, on the shores of the Red Sea, at a speed of more than 230 kilometres per hour. The study was based on the design of the line at a scale of 1:25,000, a demand study and a socio-economic and financial profitability analysis.
From 4 to 6 October 2017, the High-Speed Rail Congress will be held in Ciudad Real, organized by the University of Castilla La Mancha (UCM) …
