New Zealand or the United Arab Emirates are among the destinations for trains produced by Trenaza in Castejon

Company owned CAF Railway GroupOne of the international market leaders as a provider of comprehensive transport systems both in the rail sector (metro, trams, high-speed, suburban, suburban, locomotives) and non-rail (fixed urban buses).

Presently during a visit to the Castjon plant 70 employees, Consultant Irujo has an opportunity to attend a meeting with the management team of the company. In the meeting, the Manager of TRAINASA, Luis Fernandez GonzalezTogether with José Imas, general director of the automotive business and member of CAF’s executive board, they explained that the company is currently working on several projects that will ensure the operation of the Navarre company for the years 2023 and 2024. Rehabilitation of passenger train in Paris, preparation of trains to Auckland, New Zealand and Essen, Germany. Additionally, by the end of this year, they will launch another project for the United Arab Emirates, and in early 2024, one for Bonn, Germany.

Trenasa’s manager said that throughout its history the company has “exhibited great versatility at the production level, showing its scale with its scale. Adaptabilityfor large projects and small-scale projects”. In addition, as he assured, “they are pioneers in the production of boxes with stainless steel technology, which have since been successfully exported to other group plants”.

For their part, consultant Irujo and director Kony have described being in Navarasam as “very positive”. Industrial action in railway sector also. “Commitment to rail transport is the carbonization of the transport sector and a great satisfaction to see Trains made in Navarre are reaching all corners of the world and the plant’s activity is growing”. On the other hand, they wanted to highlight the added value of Trenaza’s location in the Castejon industrial park. New companies And there is a Critical infrastructure As a strategic transportation hub, it is to be promoted with the development of an intermodal system, as included in the Navarra Industrial Plan”, emphasized the General Director.

During the meeting, Imaz identified Challenges faced by the sector: “Decarbonization and energy efficiency, based on digitalization processes and products, as well as the development of technologies based on batteries and hydrogen.”

After concluding the meeting, the director and general manager toured the Castzone plant, which is currently in the process of adapting its assembly lines for new projects and subassemblies.

CASTEJÓN ESTATE

The Castejón Industrial Park, developed since 2000 by the Government of Navarra and active in various sectors, is an excellent communication point, which, with the presence of the railway terminal, becomes an attraction for the establishment of companies. For this reason, the Directorate General of Trade Policy, International Program and Labor works Polygonal expansion.