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Mafex corporate magazine Spanish Railway Association Issue 16. September 2018 GERMANY A consolidated rail network INNOTRANS SPECIAL EDITION TRIBUNE MAFEX INFORMS The Spanish Pavilion: one of the Mr. José Luis Ábalos Meco, Minister of Mafex Annual Meeting: The association informs standout elements in this edition. Public Works of Spain. of the most recent advances and activities. MAFEX ◗ Table of Contents 05 / EDITORIAL 06 / MAFEX INFORMS Engineering tomorrow’s railway MAFEX ANNUAL MEETING The association informs of the most recent advances and new incorporations. INNOTRANS SPECIAL NEW PARTNERS JOIN FORCES WITH 35 / MAFEX Mafex continues to grow with the incorporation of three new partners. 36 / TRIBUNE THE SPANISH RAILWAYS SECTOR: PROVEN EXPERIENCE ON MAJOR 10 / MEMBERS NEWS INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS WORLDWIDE Mr José Luis Ábalos Meco, Minister of / FORWARDED Public Works of Spain. 21 FERROCARRILS DE LA GENERALITAT VALENCIANA (FGV) UPGRADES AND EXPANDS ITS NETWORK 40 / REPORT The public company of the regional THE SPANISH RAILWAY INDUSTRY government of Valencia resumes the CONQUERS THE WORLD line 10 Metro Valencia. HIGH SPEED, TECHNOLOGY AND KNOW-HOW THAT CROSSES 22 / DESTINATION BORDERS GERMANY URBAN RAIL TRANSPORT: NETWORKS The railways perform a key role in BEARING THE SPANISH HALLMARK the country, which provide a boost to modern and efficient networks. INFRASTRUCTURES: TECHNICAL EXPERIENCE THAT OVERCOMES MAJOR CHALLENGES IN DEPT 30 / SPANISH INDUSTRY, TOP OF THE PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN BERLIN TREE FOR TECHNOLOGICAL RAILWAY The German capital boasts a ACHIEVEMENTS consolidated railway network which improves its urban mobility. 51 / NEW PRODUCT AND TECHNOLOGIES Mafex’s partners display their innovations at Innotrans. 67 / SPANISH PARTICIPATION AT Knowledge and experience delivered by a multidisciplinary team for the design and commisioning of rail systems. INNOTRANS 2018 OUR COMMITMENT, YOUR SUCCESS. 95 / INNOVATION idom.com MAFEX PARTNERS PRESENT THEIR LAST PROGRESS 110 / MEMEBER'S DIRECTORY Consulting I Engineeering I Architecture MAFEX 3 180528_Anuncio Mafex.indd 1 28/5/18 12:18 Innotrans 2018:Major presence of the Spanish railway sector in Berlin Dear Friends, main conclusions of the General Assembly of the association are compiled, in which the the renewal This September Berlin hosts Innotrans 2018, the most of the Management Committee was approved for the renowned fair in the sector worldwide. From Mafex next four years. magazine, we wanted to give very prominent coverage Another of the main points was the presentation of to the elevated participation of Spanish companies in the 18 new members registered since the beginning this important professional platform. For this reason, of 2018 and to whom from here we extend our alongside the usual sections, a complete special edition warmest welcome, adding a total of 85 members in has been included on its industry, its contributions the Association. and experience in the field of infrastructure, high In "Members News", the recent news from 21 of speed and urban transport, amongst other aspects. Mafex's companies is included: tender awards, In addition, the most significant international appointments, new developments and progress in achievements and projects are detailed, as well as foreign markets. Furthermore, "Destination" includes the constant technological developments with which a report on the railway in Germany, a country that these companies aim to contribute to a modern, safe, boasts a closely consolidated network and which the efficient and comfortable railroad network. federal government will continue to foster through Likewise, in this dossier, readers will be able to find new investments over the coming years. a detailed description of the companies that will be The section "In depth" is dedicated this time to present at Innotrans 2018 and the stand, where they urban rail transport in Berlin; a city that enjoys an will be able to visit them to view first-hand their multiple extensive and modern combined system comprised solutions and products. Special mention deserves the of metropolitan railway, tram, suburban and regional signature invited of this ample monograph, to charge of rail networks. the minister of Public Works of Spain, José Luis Ábalos Finally, in "Innovation", 15 new technological advances Meco, that analyses the evolution of the Spanish rail are published that show the successful results of the R sector and its increasing weight in the international & D boost of Mafex companies. market. Under the title " Proven experience on major We hope that all these contents are of your interest infrastructure projects worldwide", a description about and look forward to greeting you at the Spanish a potent industry that plays a key role inside and Pavilion at Innotrans 2018. outside our borders is given. Along with this extra edition, as in previous ¡Visit us at Innotrans 2018. occasions, in the section "Mafex reports" the Hall 22, Stand 704! MANAGEMENT: MAFEX. MAFEX COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE: Albatros, Alstom Transporte, ArcelorMittal, Bombardier Transportation Spain, CAF Signalling, Idom, Indra Sistemas, Ingeteam, La Farga Yourcoopersolutions, Patentes Talgo, Siemens Spain, Thales Spain, TPF Getinsa Euroestudios and Stadler Rail Valencia ADMINISTRATION: [email protected]. ADVERTISING: [email protected]. SUBSCRIPTIONS: [email protected] . Mafex magazine is not responsible for the opinions, images, texts and works of authors and readers that will be legally responsible for their content. It is understood that the signing authors have given their con- sent to be included, for which he or she will be responsible. Also, the magazine is not responsible for typographical errors contained in the original documents submitted by the authors. 4 MAFEX MAFEX 5 MAFEX reports ◗ Breaking News Management Committee. After the vant actions, it is worth mentioning international fair Innotrans 2018, Mafex General Assembly: presentation the 2017 closure, the the celebration, for the second con- which hosts this month the city of development of activities for the secutive year in Bilbao, of the fair Berlin, it was indicated that Renfe The association informs about the period 2018-2019 was analysed, "World Metro & Light Rail", which and Adif will support the Spanish a complete programme worthy of enjoys its fifteenth edition and the industry forming part of the Mafex special mention due to its notable 7th edition of Mafex "International stand in this important professional latest developments and news items progress. Amongst the most rele- Railway Conveniton". Regarding the platform worldwide. The second edition of the fair Rail Live! in Bilbao is being organized afex, held the Annual Ge- AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, WHICH TOOK PLACE IN MADRID neral Assembly in Madrid LAST JUNE 27, WITH SIGNIFICANT PARTNER INPUT, THE PROMISING Min a call that was widely EVOLUTION OF THE DRE ACTIVITIES PLAN AND THE GROWTH OF attended by the representatives of THE ASSOCIATION WERE ALL STUDIED IN DEPTH. the 85 associated companies. One of the highlighted item inclu- ded in the agenda was the presen- tation of the 18 new members that Renewal of the members of the Management Committee have been accepted as partners sin- During the General Assembly another of the standout points was the he next edition of the fair FOLLOWING THE WARM WELCOME OF THE FAIR AND CONGRESS ce the beginning of 2018. This sig- renewal of the Management Committee, which is composed of repre- Rail Live! once again selects IN 2018, BILBAO WILL BE THE HEADQUARTERS, ON THE 6 AND 7 nificant increase represents a path sentatives of the following 16 companies: Bilbao for the second conse- T OF MARCH 2019. that consolidates the trajectory of cutive year. Within this framework Mafex and strengthens its service ◗ MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE it will be held the 15th edition of will host a panel of conferences tion has already launched this new work both in the assistance in the the congress "World Metro & Light that will include the participation fair with the opening of the reser- ALBATROS LA FARGA internationalisation processes and Rail. The coming 6 and 7th of March of executives and managers of the vation period of exhibition spaces AMURRIO FERROCARRIL Y EQUIPOS METALOCAUCHO in the defence of the sector's gene- 2019 will be attended by represen- sector from around the world. All and registrations. ral interests. ARCELORMITTAL ESPAÑA PATENTES TALGO tatives from all over the world to this will be completed with an ex- On this occasion it will again have Within the framework of this mee- BOMBARDIER SENER INGENIERÍA Y SISTEMAS analyse the present and future of tensive programme of activities and the backing of the Mafex, in the ting, the endeavours of the Com- CAF SICE urban rail transport. In this impor- technical visits organisation of the event, as well munications Committee, under IDOM TECNIVIAL tant international event there will Following the positive results of the as that of the Basque Government. the auspice of Thales España, as INDRA SISTEMAS THALES ESPAÑA be an exhibition area where you 2018 edition, with more than 150 The SPRI Group, ETS, Euskotren the works of the the International can learn first-hand about the in- international speakers, 110 exhi- and Metro Bilbao support its deve- INGETEAM POWER TECHNOLOGY TYPSA and Competitiveness Committee, novations presented by the indus- bitors, and the the attendance of lopment; as well as the collabora- headed by Patentes Talgo, and the try. In turn, the congress' schedule almost 2000
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