In Jujuy province, the Tren Solar de la Quebrada runs 42 kilometers on batteries charged with local solar power and regenerative braking, reconnecting six towns by passenger rail after 30 years. More than 90,000 people have used it since June 2024, with diesel avoided on a UNESCO-listed Andean route.
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Sa Jujuy province, tumatakbo ang Tren Solar de la Quebrada sa 42 kilometro gamit ang mga bateryang sinisingil ng lokal na solar power at regenerative braking. Muli nitong pinagdugtong ang anim na bayan matapos ang 30 taon na walang passenger rail, at mahigit 90,000 na ang sumakay mula Hunyo 2024.

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