National Rail Network Freight Electrification

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National Rail Network Freight Electrification refers to the process of upgrading and converting routes, power supply systems, and infrastructure across the national railway network to enable freight trains to operate under electric traction, thereby reducing emissions and improving efficiency and capacity.

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