“We look forward to working with our industry and academic partners, and Rail Alliance SME members to develop the railway supply chain in the region.” “Our involvement in this project provides the university with an opportunity to expand its reach in the area of railway innovation into the HEY LEP region, by providing a regional hub for Rail Alliance, our rail business support community.
Professor Clive Roberts, professor of Railway Systems and head of the School of Engineering at the University of Birmingham, said: “We are delighted to be working with Siemens Mobility, East Riding of Yorkshire Council and the HEY LEP on this exciting initiative. In conjunction with the £200m Siemens Mobility manufacturing facility which is currently under construction, this exciting partnership between industry, academia and the public sector will help create a ‘Rail Village’ concept that will attract further added value activity from the wider supply chain. The collaboration between Siemens Mobility and the University of Birmingham will be carried out in phase 2 of the project. This £8.1million project has secured £1.5m from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and £1m from the Getting Building Fund, via the Hull and East Riding Local Enterprise Partnership (HEY LEP), to help finance the project. The first phase of the development, is being delivered by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and is expected to be completed by late 2021/early 2022. The development will include a £50m centre of excellence developed between Siemens Mobility and the University of Birmingham.Ĭalled the Rail, accelerator and innovation solutions hub for Enterprise (RaisE), the development will provide 3,200 square metres of commercial floor space made up of grade-A office and workshop accommodation, high quality conferencing facilities, and a communal café hub that will act as a focal point for the business park. Work has started on a new multi-million-pound rail research and innovation facility on the site of Siemens Mobility’s new manufacturing site in Goole, East Yorkshire. Michael Peter is CEOs of Siemens Mobility.Published 27 April 2021 RaisE Facility in Goole
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