In December 2017 the Sierra Railroad agreed to lease most of the Sierra DinnerTrain cars to the Napa Valley Wine Train for two years. Napa needed the equipment so they could continue operations while remodeling their own cars.
more..Executives at Davis-based green technology company Sierra Energy say they are aiming to launch a $10 million venture capital fund to invest in tech startups, possibly late next year or early 2019.
more..Last month, the Sierra Energy team headed down to the 'Big Easy' to attend the 49th annual WasteExpo. This year's show was a huge success for us! Besides getting our fill of beignets and charbroiled oysters, during the show hours we had a crowded booth and plenty to talk about with our first commercial system at Fort Hunter Liggett in Monterey County so close to completion
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The Sierra Railroad DinnerTrain, launched in 1999, provides visitors an opportunity to travel on the historic Sierra Railroad while enjoying a delicious meal, beautiful countryside, and a wide range of entertainment.
The River Fox Train rolls between West Sacramento and Woodland, CA. The train hosts a fun variety of trips throughout the year that usually last about 3 hours and combine food, entertainment and scenery.
With a route criss-crossing over the Noyo River and cutting through the coastal mountains to towering Redwood forests, a ride aboard the Skunk Train is considered one of the ten most scenic train rides in North America!
The ZOMBIE TRAIN is the most unique train ride in North America. One part passenger train, one part zombie killing machine, this one-of-a-kind experience arms passengers with laser rifles to pick-off walking zombies along the tracks.
Sierra Northern Railway was formed in August 2003 through the merger of two Northern California shortline railroads: the Sierra Railroad Company and the Yolo Shortline Railroad.
Mendocino Railway was formed in 2004 when it acquired the California Western Railroad (CWR), a Class III common carrier. CWR offer freight service between Fort Bragg and Willits, California.
It is Sierra Energy's goal to make waste gasification globally attainable and profitable. Since 2004, we have been developing and optimizing our FastOx gasifier which converts waste and recovers energy, more economically and on a more appropriate scale than other conversion technologies.