Operail

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AS Operail
legal form Public limited company (state owned)
founding 3rd September 2012
Seat Tallinn , Estonia
management Raul Toomsalu
Branch traffic
Website operail.com

Operail is an Estonian railway company . The three pillars of the state-owned company are freight transport and the rental and repair of railroad cars and locomotives.

history

Operail was created in 2009 by splitting Eesti Raudtee into the subsidiaries EVR Cargo and EVR Infra . In September 2012 EVR Cargo was spun off as an independent company for rail freight transport. EVR Infra , on the other hand, was merged again with Eesti Raudtee , which has since acted purely as a railway infrastructure company . In 2018, EVR Cargo was renamed Operail .

vehicles

Currently, only diesel locomotives are used. The main load of the tasks is taken over by the locomotives of the class C36-7i , which were taken over from the USA during the short-term privatization of Eesti Raudtee at the beginning of the 21st century. Since the 2010s, the stock of shunting locomotives has also been modernized and expanded. Together with the Latvian company Digas , a locomotive will be converted to liquefied natural gas drive by summer 2020

Operail has a fleet of tank cars , open and covered freight cars , bulk freight cars and flat cars .

The locomotive fleet is currently structured as follows:

model series number of pieces use Manufacturer Country of origin Construction year image
C36-7i 53 Freight locomotive General Electric United States Bought from the USA in 2003 AS Operaili kaubarong Aegviidus.jpg
TEM TMH 4th Shunting locomotive Transmash holding Russia / Lithuania since 2014
CME3 11 Shunting locomotive ČKD Czechoslovakia 1980-1987 Diiselvedurid ChME3.JPG
C30-M <19 Shunting locomotive General Electric,
conversion: Operail / CZ Loko
USA / Estonia Modernized in 2003, bought from the USA
, remodeling from 2018
Vedur C30-M-1559.jpg

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ History . Operail. Retrieved November 20, 2018.
  2. LNG World News of October 21, 2019
  3. ^ Locomotives . Operail. Retrieved November 20, 2018.
  4. Operail (former EVR Cargo) locomotives and shunters . www.railfaneurope.net. Accessed August 30, 2020.