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  1. Progress Rail's EMD brand offers a range of diesel-electric locomotives for freight, passenger and road-switching applications. Learn about the features, technologies and services of EMD locomotives, including the first new EPA Tier 4 passenger locomotive and the fully battery-powered Joule.

  2. Progress Rail is a Caterpillar company that provides rolling stock and infrastructure solutions for the rail industry. It offers locomotives, components, equipment, technology and more from its 16 global locations.

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  3. Progress Rail is a supplier of railroad and transit system products and services worldwide, owned by Caterpillar since 2006. It offers remanufactured locomotives and railcars, rail and track materials, signals and communication products, and other services.

  4. With deliveries to over 75 countries, we have designed and produced more than 75,000 EMD® diesel engines — exceeding any other locomotive manufacturer, to create the largest installed fleet worldwide. Our two-cycle, medium-speed engines are available for marine, drilling, power generation and locomotive applications. The EMD® 710 Series engine is available in 8-, 12-, 16-, and 20-cylinder ...

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  5. Jan 31, 2022 · Progress Rail’s EMD Joule is a 118.1 ton electric locomotive switcher with an available battery capacity between 1.9-2.4 MWh, with additional options available. It has a nominal power of up to ...

  6. Nov 27, 2023 · According to Progress Rail, the Joule is the very first of its kind in North American rail operations. EMD Joule locomotives also make up some of the largest (and heaviest) battery-powered ...

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  8. Apr 21, 2023 · Progress Rail’s long promised EMD Joule Battery Electric Locomotive has arrived at its destination at Pacific Harbor Line’s Wilmington, Calif., facility for long-term testing and demonstration purposes. The builder said it will be at home in switching service, regional service, and part of a consist with traditional diesel-electric locomotives.

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