Norfolk Southern RP20BD 100, sits under the lights at the west end of Enola Yard.

Green Machine. Battery powered NS 999, classed BP4, goes to work for the first time in Rose Yard in Altoona. The unit was built using the frame of former NS GP38 2911, ex CR 7732, ne... (more)

This genset had been testing in Texas, and was moving north through Colorado.

Fresh from RJ Corman’s Guthrie, KY paint booth, only wish I’d found it when the sun was shining.

NRE genset demonstrator at Oak Street Yard on the Paducah & Louisville. The PAL has been using this locomotive on yard jobs in Paducah and Louisville and it has also made a couple of runs out on t... (more)

North bound with 7 engines

Motive Power Industries new Genset demonstrator rests at the CN yard.

Switching the industrial clients in downtown Los Angeles. See comment by Mr. Freericks below for more details.

One of Modesto & Empire Traction's new grasshoppers prowls around the Beard Industrial Park. The M&ET once had a thriving fleet of GE 70-Tonners, all maintained to perfection. Though the railroad ... (more)

With the active fleet now entirely comprised of new NRE and MPI-built Genset locomotives, PHL NRE 3GS21B #30 rests in the Wilmington, CA locomotive facility on a quiet Saturday morning. Other loco... (more)

A herd of zebras! Pacific Harbor Line's Pier A Yard includes their enginehouse. PHL is the first railroad in America with an all-"green" roster. Seen here, from left to right, are low-emis... (more)

Pacific Harbor Line 3GS21B 30 is just one of the low emission locomotives on the first railroad in America to roster nothing but environmentally friendly motive power.

New gensets - CSXT 1304 and 1305 - at the Paducah and Louisville yard awaiting interchange with CSXT. The locomotives arrived from Paducah on PAL train PL4 shortly before this picture was taken.

New genset locomotives for MBTA sit at the Paducah & Louisville yard in Louisville, KY awaiting interchange with CSXT. The units arrived from Paducah on the morning of March 1st and would be recei... (more)

The bugs are starting to get a little dusty and dirty, but they still make for a good show around Houston.