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Energy Metering of Trains: The European Experience

Bart Van der Spiegel, Jose Antonio Rodriguez Mondejar

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Energy meters onboard trains are new. Last century, railways were still monopolistic markets?one company was responsible for the infrastructure, the rolling stock, and the operation of the trains. Energy was measured on the connections of railways to the public grid and invoiced to this national railway company.

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Energy meters onboard trains are new. Last century, railways were still monopolistic markets?one company was responsible for the infrastructure, the rolling stock, and the operation of the trains. Energy was measured on the connections of railways to the public grid and invoiced to this national railway company.

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Energy meters onboard trains are new. Last century, railways were still monopolistic markets?one company was responsible for the infrastructure, the rolling stock, and the operation of the trains. Energy was measured on the connections of railways to the public grid and invoiced to this national railway company.

Key concepts: Train, Metering mode, Monopolistic competition, Stock (firearms), Grid, Public transport, Telecommunications, Transport engineering

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