ABB, E-bus 2020 IMC, hydrogen, Zagreb, IAC.

Flash charging for electric buses: Geneva’s public transport operator TPG and Swiss bus manufacturer HESS placed a 16m dollar order for ABB’s fast-charging and on-board EV technology. Thirteen so-called flash-charging stations will be utilised for twelve electric trolley buses serving to connect the airport with suburban Geneva. Charging takes only 15 seconds at 600 kW.
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Trolleybus charging: The overhead wire infrastructure in the Dutch city of Arnhem will become a lifeline for battery-electric buses in a cross-border project coordinated by Vossloh Kiepe. E-bus 2020 IMC sees ten partners come together to develop and test two 18 metre electric buses with In-Motion-Charging (IMC) technology. If not on the wire, the buses will switch to battery power.
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One more H2 station: Daimler, Linde, Total, and the Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg (ZSW) have officially opened another hydrogen fueling station in the German city of Ulm. The country now has 21 stops, where FCV can be refilled.
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Croatia powered by the sun: Croatia has its first solar-charging station for EVs installed by utility HEP in the capital Zagreb. The Elen Leaf station has solar panels for a roof and charges up to two electric vehicles at a time with a power of 50 kW and 43 kW.
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Hybrid fleet: British Industrial Automation & Control (IAC) from Newport now operates a fleet with seven Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV. Directors and sales managers will use the plug-in hybrids. Already, the firm has installed six charging points for electric cars.
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