Nobina places major bus charging infrastructure order with Ekoenergetyka

The Polish charging hardware manufacturer Ekoenergetyka has received a large order from the Scandinavian bus operator Nobina. This comprises a total of up to 140 chargers for four bus depots in Sweden.

As part of the contract, Ekoenergetyka says it will supply Axon Easy charging points with 120 kW and 180 kW power to Sweden. The Polish company will install the charging infrastructure in four bus depots in Stockholm this year and put them into operation by January 2025.

Nobina has the largest zero-emission bus fleet in Scandinavia, as the company is also active in all four Scandinavian countries – where it employs over 13,000 people in total. Further orders for electric bus charging stations could therefore follow for Ekoenergetyka – which should also fit in with the Polish company’s strategic focus. The current contract is “part of a broader push by Ekoenergetyka into the Nordic region, one of the world’s fastest growing markets for electric vehicles,” according to the press release.

Ekoenergetyka is an established player in depot charging stations for electric buses. According to the company, it has supplied around 20 per cent of the charging stations for city buses in Europe to date.

“This contract is an important vote of confidence in Ekoenergetyka, from a major player on a demanding market,” said Ekoenergetyka CEO and Co-Founder Bartosz Kubik. “Our relationship with Nobina is off to a great start, and we’re proud to be working with them as they build the future of sustainable transportation in Stockholm and throughout the Nordic region.”

“We are pleased with the initial results of our relationship with Ekoenergetyka, and we look forward to working closely with them,” added Lisa Sievert, Electrification at Nobina. “Our customers demand high-quality, reliable green transportation, and with Ekoenergetyka we’ve found a partner who can help us deliver.”

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