Linxon proudly marked its presence at ME Rail 2025 in Dubai, reinforcing its commitment to shaping the future of sustainable rail infrastructure across the Middle East and beyond. The event served as a dynamic platform to showcase Linxon’s integrated rail electrification solutions in advancing energy-efficient, low-carbon transit systems.
The team shared insights emphasizing the critical role of holistic system design in achieving net-zero goals and enhancing operational resilience. Linxon solidified it’s philosophy during discussion of treating rail electrification as a fully integrated system.
“It’s not just about integrating components, it’s about orchestrating engineering, procurement, and construction into a unified strategy,”
Hassan Merhi, Managing Director – Linxon AMEA
From reversible substations to low-loss transformers and Power SCADA systems, Linxon’s turnkey solutions are designed to optimize energy recovery, reduce emissions, and ensure long-term reliability. Our rail electrification offerings – ensure reliable power delivery to trains, metros, and mass transit networks across the region, keeping them on track and on time. Linxon’s rail electrification solutions provide dependable AC and DC power with high performance and efficiency.
A highlight of the event was the visit from Angelica Schempp, Consul General of Switzerland in Dubai, to the Linxon booth. Her presence underscored the strong ties between Swiss innovation and regional infrastructure development.
Linxon continues to position itself as a global leader in delivering resilient, future-ready energy infrastructure. We offer the latest technical solutions to help our customers reduce the life cycle cost and maintenance of their power supply system, supporting their journey towards net zero emissions. With our turnkey approach for power supply, we deliver innovative project scheduling and execution. Middle East Rail 2025 was a testament to this vision by demonstrating how Linxon’s holistic approach is not only powering trains but transforming the way we think about urban mobility.
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