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The Izvestkovaya station of Far-East Railway of Russian Railways was equipped with computer-based interlocking system MPC-EL designed and produced by ELTEZA company.

Alexander Klimenko, Head of the Center for the Implementation of Programs for the Construction and Repair and Maintenance of signalling equipment, presented the results of work in the field of maintenance, capital repairs and construction to the heads of the Signalling Department at JSC Russian Railways.

The heads of the RZD Signalling Division report on the results of activities in 2024 on ELTEZA’s Moscow plant. Other manufacturers and developers of railway signalling systems are also invited to discuss activities to develop and improve activities.

To date, our company has 119 certificates of conformity. In 2024, 43 new certificates were received

Last year, 77 railway stations of the Russian Railways network were equipped with the MPC-EL computer-based interlocking system for switches and traffic lights from ELTEZA JSC - almost a quarter more than a year ago, about 1,300 switch control facilities were included. Since its launch in 2017, MPC-EL already controls train traffic at more than 200 stations throughout Russia.

The Testing Center for signalling equipment passed the planned confirmation of competence in the current field of accreditation and received an extension of the scope of accreditation based on the results of an audit appointed by the Federal Accreditation Service. As a result of the expansion, the Scope of accreditation has increased by 150 new methods, including 46 at a new site in Armavir, Krasnodar region.

The Uktur station of the Far Eastern Railway became the two hundredth, where the MPC-EL computer-based interlocking system was put into operation.

As the general contractor, ELTEZA carried out work on the construction of stations and implemented the MPC-EL EL computer-based signalling system at the Bolshaya Elan crossings on the Khristoforovka (Korsakov) – Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and Lugovoye crossings on the Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Cargo – Novoaleksandrovka (Nogliki) section.

The MPC-EL computer-based signalling system, which is fully assembled at the production sites of ELTEZA JSC, will control train traffic on the 11 km length industrial (non-public) railway line and adjacent to the Novaya Chara station on Baikal-Amur Mainline.

In total, more than 140 stations in Russia have already been switched to the control of the MPC-EL computer-based signalling systems for switches and color lights manufactured by ELTEZA JSC since 2017, when the implementation of the new domestic system at railway transport facilities began.

On January 9, the Head of Moscow Sergei Sobyanin accepted for commissioning the Aminyevskoye electric depot, which was specially built to serve the Big Circle Line (BCL) of Moscow Metro