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Green Cargo först ut i Norden med att sätta Eurodual-lok i drift

Green Cargo sätter i drift de första två av nästa generation lok för godstrafiken i Norge. De nya Eurodual-loken är starkare, bättre anpassade till norsk topografi och bidrar till att minska förseningarna i järnvägsnätet. Ett godståg med loket ersätter så många som 30 lastbilar. Bengt Fors, VD för Green Cargo Norge, presenterar stolt nyheterna på godsterminalen vid Alnabru i Oslo, december 2020.
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