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Copenhagen's S-train Project: 35% More Departures by 2030

2/7/2026

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Siemens Mobility and Stadler will build and maintain 226 new S-trains for Copenhagen, enabling automated operations.
The project aims to create the world's largest open railway system, improving service frequency and capacity.
By 2030, the S-bane network will transition to fully automated operations, increasing departures by up to 35% and accommodating ten million additional journeys annually.
A 30-year service agreement with DSB includes advanced maintenance support and cybersecurity services.

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Story summary

Siemens Mobility and Stadler will build and maintain 226 new S-trains for Copenhagen, enabling automated operations.
The project aims to create the world's largest open railway system, improving service frequency and capacity.
By 2030, the S-bane network will transition to fully automated operations, increasing departures by up to 35% and accommodating ten million additional journeys annually.
A 30-year service agreement with DSB includes advanced maintenance support and cybersecurity services.