Electric Rail Service Could Be Future For Okanagan
The cost would be big, but a Vernon councillor says so would the benefits of electric passenger rail service in the Okanagan.
Scott Anderson is urging councils in the valley to take a closer at the idea put forward by Dr. Gord Lovegrove, an associate engineering professor at UBC Okanagan.
“An article caught my attention Facebook proposing a hydrogen cell, I believe it is, railway, specifically between here and Kelowna, but he’s talking about a more regional design,” Anderson tells Beach Radio News.
The cost for the project between Vernon and Osoyoos is estimated by Lovegrove at 1.5 billion dollars, which he says would be cleaner and safer than cars and buses.











