Could solar-powered Tube trains cut ticket costs?
Rail start-up trials sun electrification of commuter route
The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
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Show Notes
Could Londoners in the near future glide around the capital on Tube trains powered by the sun and wind?
The Leader podcast looks at a project that’s already harnessing solar power to help electrify a commuter line into the capital.
Meanwhile, TfL is also researching viability of using more renewable energy - could it help cut ticket prices?
We’re joined by Leo Murray, co-founder of train-tech startup Riding Sunbeams.
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