The news comes just two weeks after Texas Central CEO Carlos Aguilar resigned from the high-profile project.
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Rendering of a Texas Central bullet train traveling over a viaduct. [Image: Texas Central Partners]
Green Light for $30B Bullet Train? Texas Supreme Court Gives Texas Central Land-Seizing Authority
by David Seeley | Jun 24, 2022
The Texas Supreme Court ruled today that Texas Central "has eminent domain authority" to survey and seize land needed for its proposed $30 billion bullet train line between Dallas and Houston.
The news comes just two weeks after Texas Central CEO Carlos Aguilar resigned from the high-profile project.
The news comes just two weeks after Texas Central CEO Carlos Aguilar resigned from the high-profile project.
by David Seeley |
Jul 14, 2021
As the Early Operator of the Dallas-Houston line, Renfe will help Texas Central design and develop commercial aspects of the system and advise and consult on final design, execution, construction, testing, and the commissioning of everything from station and buildings to core systems and O&M tech.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 25, 2020
The contract is the largest ever for a Spanish government-run company outside of Spain. The proposed rail line could be operational by 2026 and would speed passengers between the two cities in roughly 90 minutes.
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