The green electricity part is debatable. From my balcony I have a very nice view of the giant smoke stack from the coal power plant and on the other direction the giant smoke stack from the sewage treatment plant where they burn solid wastes, I hope to recover some energy, although I am not sure about that.
It’s PR no doubt, but they’ve been promoting that for some time now without reports that indicate otherwise, which make me believe it’s true. And yes it’s only for long-distance trains
Yeah, German rail makes the math look good. On paper, the fast passenger trains run on renewable energy. But then there’s cargo trains on the same tracks, which do not.
Bro be happy it was only 30 mins. I have travelled with db to munich once. It got delayed 2 hours to munich and then 2 hours back as well. Always take flixbus if going to munich from west side
Return voyage working out much better, so l am happy again! :-)
Casually flexing on americans about chilling and drinking coffee while running at 300kph on green electricity as well as being comfortable
The green electricity part is debatable. From my balcony I have a very nice view of the giant smoke stack from the coal power plant and on the other direction the giant smoke stack from the sewage treatment plant where they burn solid wastes, I hope to recover some energy, although I am not sure about that.
It’s PR no doubt, but they’ve been promoting that for some time now without reports that indicate otherwise, which make me believe it’s true. And yes it’s only for long-distance trains
Yeah, German rail makes the math look good. On paper, the fast passenger trains run on renewable energy. But then there’s cargo trains on the same tracks, which do not.
Bro be happy it was only 30 mins. I have travelled with db to munich once. It got delayed 2 hours to munich and then 2 hours back as well. Always take flixbus if going to munich from west side