Infrastructure

De Lijn‘s board of directors has given ‘green light’ for a new order for charging infrastructure for its depots. This consists in a framework agreement for up to 1,600 charging stations to be sourced from two suppliers, SPIE-Ekoenergetyka and ABB. The conversion of the depots plays...

Hamburger Hochbahn will have a new, first, all electric bus depot operational in 2026. According to plans, the new Hochbahn site in Meiedorf will host 130 e-buses serving north-east of the city. By the end of 2023, Hochbahn will already be operating around 230 emission-free buses. By 2030 the full 1...

Kempower has signed a contract to deliver DC charging solutions for heavy-duty vehicles to Milence, a joint venture formed by Traton Group, Volvo Group, and Daimler Truck AG. Milence (name was released in late 2022) has the target of building 1,700 charging stations for heavy-duty electric vehicles ...

Genoa will be the first city in Italy to have a city line with a flash charging system in place before the end of 2025. Hitachi Energy Grid-eMotion charging technologies will support in the electrification   of the new bus line of the city of Genoa. Hitachi Energy announces it has won an order from ...

A major charging infrastructure project advances the Metropolitan Transportation Authority‘s phase-in of a fully electrified bus fleet. On the occasion of Climate Week, Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the progress of construction of 53 state-of-the-art overhead electric bus chargers at M...

Siemens has received two major orders to set up the charging infrastructure for electric buses in Germany. In Hamburg, Siemens will again support Hamburger Hochbahn AG, one of Germany´s largest public transport companies, in reaching its goal of operating a completely emission-free bus fleet by 2030...