Infrastructure

Authored and sponsored by KIEPE KIEPE is setting new standards in power supply for public transport companies. By using an existing overhead line from a light rail vehicle (LRV) or trolley bus to supply power, significant synergies can be realized. KIEPE has the right products to install the ap...

Israeli wireless charging solutions provider Electreon announces a second major project agreement with Electra Afikim, one of Israel’s largest public transportation operators. “Building on the success of its wireless charging project at the bus depot in Rosh HaAyin, launched in November ...

Belgian public transport operator De Lijn has placed an order worth €24.2 million for charging stations with SPIE-Ekoenergetyka. This order is part of a framework agreement established in November 2023, which outlines the provision of up to 1,600 charging points over the next eight years. And partne...

Milence announces it obtained about €111 million EU funding for keeping on building charging infrastructure hubs in Europe. The project MILES (Mobility Infrastructure for Logistics – Electric & Sustainable) is part of twin applications submitted by Milence to establish the first pan-European net...

Île-de-France Mobilités, the public transport agency of Paris’ area, has recently completed the conversion of its Point du Jour Bus Operations Center (COB) to electric power. The center, operated by RATP, now supports 19 bus lines running entirely on electricity. This milestone was celebrated ...

Chargers provider Kempower announces it is partnering with the Eastern Townships School Board (ETSB) in Quebec, Canada, and Quebec-based charging solution provider Bornes Quebec to launch an innovative electric vehicle (EV) charging system. The charging site for school buses began operations in 2024...