MAN, ABB E-mobility demonstrate megawatt charging
The prototype technology was demonstrated on the MAN eTruck for the first time, with a charging capacity of over 700 kW and 1,000 A.
Daimler, Navistar, Volvo among PACT founders
Powering America’s Commercial Transportation (PACT) aims to find viable solutions to the need for commercial charging infrastructure.
ABB launches flowmeters with faster and more reliable data transmission for process industries
Incorporating ProfiNet into ABB’s CoriolisMaster and ProcessMaster flowmeters enables real-time exchange of data.
ABB introduces high voltage connector for heavy-duty electric vehicle market
The Electric Vehicle Orange color of ABB’s Harnessflex EVO Connector Interfaces indicate high voltage wiring and components.
ABB collaborates with Lhyfe, Skyborn on European renewable hydrogen projects
SoutH2port is expected to produce about 240 tons of hydrogen per day, with an installed capacity of 600 MW.
Sysco unveils first heavy-duty EV hub
The Riverside project is a foundational step toward Sysco’s goal to reduce its direct emissions by 27.5% and add 2,800 electric trucks to its U.S. fleet by 2030.
ABB expands US manufacturing footprint with investment in new EV charger facility
ABB E-mobility, a leader in electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, today announces the continued expansion of its global and US manufacturing footprint with new manufacturing operations in Columbia, South Carolina. The multi-million dollar investment will increase production of electric vehicle chargers, including Buy America Act compliant ones, and create over 100 jobs. The new facility
Addressing electric truck charging infrastructure challenges
Electric truck charging infrastructure can be confusing, especially when fleets that have talked diesel MPG need to talk electric Kwh. At the Volvo LIGHTS Project event that highlighted a collaborative approach to truck electrification, a panel of speakers took to the TEC Equipment shop floor next to newly-installed ABB chargers to tell fleets: You’re not
