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General information
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General criteria
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Environmental criteria
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Economic criteria
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Vehicle - fix costs: low |
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Recuperation is a common feature in modern stock with no additional costs.
If on-board storage technologies are implemented to raise recuperation rates, vehicle fix costs are very high. |
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Vehicle - running costs: significant reduction |
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Reduced energy costs and maintenance costs through reduced wear in mechanical brakes. |
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Infrastructure - fix costs: none |
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No additional infrastructure needed.
The situation is different if additional infrastructure is implemented (cf. thyristor inverters in substations or stationary energy storage. |
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Infrastructure - running costs: unchanged |
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(no details available) |
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Scale effects: none |
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(no details available) |
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Amortisation: < 1 year |
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The situation is obviously different if additional technology is implemented. |
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Application outside railway sector (this technology is railway specific)
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Overall rating
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