Sweden's Grona Taget Sets Record
Holger Mohr — September 25, 2008 — Autos
References: gronataget.se & marketwire
Earlier this month, the Swedish eco-train ‘Gröna Taget’ or ‘green train’ set a new national speed record of 202 km/h. The Bombardier Regina Gröna Taget train saves 20-30% energy compared to the traditional Bombardier Regina trains, which operate at maximum speeds of 200 km/hr during regular traffic.
The trains feature two key eco-friendly design features: a Permanent Magnet motor to increase energy efficiency and optimize power and a driver assistance system, which saves 15% of typical traction energy by displaying speed and traction force information to drivers.
The trains feature two key eco-friendly design features: a Permanent Magnet motor to increase energy efficiency and optimize power and a driver assistance system, which saves 15% of typical traction energy by displaying speed and traction force information to drivers.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Trains - Opportunity for developing trains with eco-friendly design features to increase energy efficiency and optimize power.
2. Energy-saving Technology - Opportunity for developing energy-saving technologies for trains to reduce energy consumption.
3. High-speed Rail - Opportunity for developing high-speed rail systems with improved energy-saving capabilities.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation - Disruptive innovation opportunity in the transportation industry to develop eco-friendly and energy-efficient trains.
2. Railway Technology - Disruptive innovation opportunity in the railway technology industry to create energy-saving technologies for trains.
3. Sustainable Energy - Disruptive innovation opportunity in the sustainable energy industry to provide energy solutions for high-speed rail systems.
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