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Kempower has been chosen to deliver electric bus fleet fast charging solutions to bus operator Bergkvarabuss AB’s electric bus depot in Strängnäs, Sweden. The charging infrastructure is included in a total delivery that Scania carries out to Bergkvarabuss, consisting of six vehicles. The delivery wi...

Polish Enterprise Fund VIII, a private equity fund managed by Enterprise Investors (EI), is to invest over EUR 45 million in Ekoenergetyka-Polska, thus acquiring a significant minority stake in the Polish-based charging infrastructures’ supplier. To date, the Polish supplier has implemented se...

Kansas City International Airport is on its way investing in wireless chargers for electric buses. The airport turned to Momentum Dynamics, becoming first airport with wireless charging for its electric bus fleet in the whole US. Such system was adopted also in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The choice is ...

Kempower announces it has been chosen to deliver electric bus fleet fast charging solutions to Keolis in Gothenburg, Sweden. The delivery will cover approximately 70 fast chargers, including Kempower S-Series and C-Series fast charging systems. As part of achieving the goal of electrifying all the t...

EV charging solution provider XCharge has been selected as provider of chargers by EMT Madrid in Spain and GTT in Turin, Italy. The company, whose headquarter are in Beijing and European subsidiary in Hamburg, has delivered 30 units of 120kW C6EU chargers with its e-bus charging management system in...

Hitachi Energy and battery manufacturer Yinlong Energy will be partnering with Emirates Global Motor Electric (EGME), part of Al Fahim Group and the regional distributor of Yinlong energy for the Middle East and Africa, to support electric mobility initiatives in Abu Dhabi. The aim of the part...

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The Higer AZURE and the Higer STEED are the leaders in Harris Group’s contribution to the zero emission bus sphere. Harris Group, one of the UK and Ireland’s leading commercial vehicle distributors, has been continuously investing in research and development and, together with key partners, ha...

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Kempower is establishing a new facility for EV chargers. Kemppi Group Oy, the owner of Kempower Oy, has acquired a business property managed by S-Bank Properties, including 10 300 m2 of factory space. The new facility will enable Kempower to scale up production by approximately 500% compared to...

Zenobe has partnered with Welsh bus operator Cardiff Bus to charge and facilitate the launch of a new fleet of 36 electric buses in the capital city (a fleet awarded to Yutong in April). The project marks the second large-scale project Zenobe has taken on in Wales, helping the country drive tow...

Planning services, change management, training programmes jointly offered by an infrastructure provider together with a public transport company with large expertise in the deployment of zero emission buses. Hitachi Europe, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hitachi, and the Chinese Shenzhen Bus Group (SZ...

Hitachi Europe and Arrival have partnered to deliver new bus and infrastructure solutions to the European bus industry. The non-exclusive partnership combines Hitachi’s digital and operational capabilities with Arrival’s products, which have the goal of being competitive in price with fossil fuel al...

First Bus has chosen Glasgow to transform a bus depot into UK’s largest EV charging hub. There will be space to charge up to 300 EV buses on site. The project, partially funded by Scottish Ultra-Low Emission Bus (SULEB), will see over 150 EV charging units installed at depot. Phase One of the ...

ChargeUp Europe just added Ekoenergetyka as its 15th member. The EV charging infrastructure industry association is then further spreading its geographic coverage across the EU, and highlighting the upward trend of the emobility momentum in Central and Eastern Europe. Launched in 2020, ChargeUp Euro...

Kempower announces it is part of the project dedicated at the realization of the largest bus depot above the polar circle for electric buses. The facility will be built by Omexom. Kempower is set to deliver 50 chargers for 32 e-buses. The new bus terminal for electric buses will be put into operatio...

Commercial vehicle’s charging systems provider Heliox, based in the Netherlands announced that it has expanded in the North American market, and has hired David Aspinwall as President for the North American operations. Aspinwall joins Heliox from Bekaert, where he was Vice President of Strateg...

Four fast charging stations in Milan have started operation a few days ago. They are installed in viale Zara and Piazza 4 Novembre (close to Central Station). Thanks to the new devices, route 82 is set to become 100% electric. These first four charging stations are to be followed by further four, al...

The implementation of three electric bus depots is the outcome of the cooperation established in Scotland by Zenobe Energy with McGill’s. The partnership will see the implementation of three fully electric bus depots, servicing Dundee and the wider Glasgow areas of Inchinnan and Johnstone. The opera...

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Scania e-bus fleet for Bergkvarabuss in Sweden: chargers commissioned to Kempower

Private equity fund invests 45 million euros in charging stations supplier Ekoenergetyka

First airport with wireless e-bus charging in the world. US: Kansas Airport turns to Momentum Dynamics

Kempower to deliver 70 fast chargers for Keolis’ e-buses in Gothenburg (Sweden)

XCharge powers BYD e-bus fleets: selected as charging provider in Turin and Madrid

Hitachi Energy in Abu Dhabi. A partnership with Yinlong Energy and EGME for Grid-eMotion in Middle East

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Harris Group: Higer AZURE and Higer STEED for the decarbonization of public transport in UK and Ireland

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Kempower to establish a new facility for EV chargers. Production’ll be scaled up by 500%

Cardiff e-bus fleet to be powered with Zenobe’s charging infrastructures and technology

Hitachi Europe partners with Shenzhen Bus Group. Goal: decarbonization of European bus industry decarbonization

Hitachi – Arrival: a partnership to deliver e-buses and infrastructures in Europe

First Bus bets on Glasgow to set up UK’s largest EV charging hub (for 300 e-buses)

Ekoenergetyka joins ChargeUp Europe, the EV charging infrastructure industry association

Kempower in Norway: charging partner for the largest electric bus depot above the polar circle

Heliox enters North American market. US headquarter established in Atlanta

First fast charging stations for e-buses started operations in Milan

Zenobe Energy with McGill’s: three electric depots to be implemented for 68 e-buses

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