As a leader in the energy revolution, ENGIE offers a comprehensive range of clean mobility solutions that transform the way energy is used. The Group has developed a systems-based approach that combines its skills and expertise in alternative fuels, transport infrastructures, smart transit systems, and upstream design and planning. Improving air quality, reducing noise pollution, keeping traffic flowing and optimizing transit networks: here are some of the key measures of ENGIE’s green mobility program, Better Mobility TODAY.
Improving the quality of life and developing smarter mobility: public transport infrastructure, intelligent transportation systems, refueling infrastructure for green fuels.
How to fight against pollution and global warming in cities? How to improve traffic flow and safety? The challenges of green mobility, to which ENGIE provides solutions, are lowering CO2 emissions, reducing noise and developing accessibility. Cleaner fuels such as electricity, gas and hydrogen offer greener, more cost-effective and more convenient transportation solutions for users. Intelligent transportation systems optimize existing infrastructure to help communities develop in the light of their region’s needs and resources. Innovative solutions for harmonious urbanization.
With 30 years of experience, ENGIE Singapore’s rail division is recognized as the industry leader in the installation, testing and commissioning of rail signaling systems in Singapore.
ENGIE’s rail systems division was first established in 1984, in tandem with the commencement of the construction works for the first section in Singapore’s Mass Rapid Transport (MRT) system. Since then, it has grown together with Singapore’s mass transit network and gone on to complete works for the North-South line, the East-West line, the Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit (LRT) system and the North East line.
Through the years, ENGIE’s rail division built up the deep expertise and specialized experience required to install rail signaling systems with an exceptionally high acceptance rate. To date, the rail division has an unblemished record of delivering projects ahead of schedule, within budget and safely. Other than signaling, ENGIE’s scope also covers Mechanical and Electrical and other rail systems works.
Project Management | Installation, Testing & Commissioning | Designing & Building | operations & Maintenance |
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Rail Systems Works
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Years | Projects | Description |
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1984 - 1990 | MRT Phase 1 & 2 NS & EW Lines |
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1987 - 1990 | Singapore Changi Airport Skytrain System (APM System) |
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1990 - 2006 | Singapore Changi Airport Skytrain System (APM system) |
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1994 - 1996 | MRT Phase 1 & 2 & Transit Link Offices for NS & EW Lines |
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1994 - 1996 | MRT Woodlands Extension |
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1996 - 2000 | Bukit Panjang Light Rail Transit System |
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1997 - 1998 | Malaysia Kuala Lumpur International Airport PMS (APM System) |
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1998 - 2002 | MRT Changi Airport Line Extension |
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1998 - 2002 | North East Line Maintenance Management System |
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1999 - 2002 | SMRT Automatic Train Supervisory System Upgrade of NS/EW Lines |
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2005 - 2009 | Boon Lay MRT Extension |
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2009 - 2012 | MRT Signalling Interface for Half Height Platform Screen Door for NS/EW Lines |
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2009 - 2014 | Signalling Installation for Jurong East Modification Project and North-South Line Extension |
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2011 - 2014 | Bishan and Ulu Pandan Depot A&A Upgrading Work |
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2012 - 2013 | Downtown Line Stage 1 – Testing & Commissioning of new trains & locomotives |
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2012 - 2019 | C1652A – NSEW Resignalling |
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