In recent news, Etihad Rail signed four memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with international companies such as SNCF International, Alstom, Progress Rail and Thales Group at InnoTrans 2022 in Berlin. So far, Etihad Rail DB has run 382 trains, and transported 3,685,000 tonnes of sulphur, with a punctuality rate of 98.4 per cent. Consequently, Etihad Rail has reduced over 370,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions, and 2.68 million truck trips, supporting the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 Strategic Initiative.
Since operations began for the first stage of the UAE National Rail Network, Deutsche Bahn has supported Etihad Rail in transporting over 44 million tonnes of Sulphur across 4,400 trains, whilst boasting an immaculate safety record of zero LTIs and delivering exceptional punctuality rates, to ensure reliable service.
The joint venture Etihad Rail DB has been responsible for the operations of ‘Stage One’ of the UAE National Rail Network since 2016. Together we have achieved the highest customer satisfaction with ADNOC, made a significant contribution to climate protection by saving a large amount of CO2 emissions, and kept our promise to provide a sustainable knowledge transfer to our partner Etihad Rail and the Emirati people.” Group, said: “We are proud of our successful and long-standing partnership with Etihad Rail. We look forward to future opportunities, to work together again and achieve further successes.” We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Deutsche Bahn, who shared valuable knowledge and expertise, aiding us in our goals to become one of the leading entities in the railway industry globally. Thanks to appropriately timed services and minimal transfer times you can. Shadi Malak, CEO at Etihad Rail, said: “We conclude our knowledge transfer programme with our partner of almost a decade Deutsche Bahn, ahead of schedule and in line with international best practices. The S1 and S8 S-Bahn lines connect the airport to the Munich city center at.
Deutsche Bahn provided Etihad Rail guidance on health, safety, environment, and quality (HSEQ) requirements and the development of the ‘Operational Safety Case’, which contributed to Etihad Rail DB’s accreditation as the UAE’s first heavy rail operator.
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