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Electrification of fleets

April 11, 2024

Ekoenergetyka to supply 140 e-Bus charging stations to Nobina

In a strategic move, Ekoenergetyka is set to provide up to 140 charging stations for electric buses to Nobina, Scandinavia’s largest public transportation operator.

Ekoenergetyka’s chargers will be installed at four bus depots in Stockholm, Sweden, by the end of this year. Photo: Ekoenergetyka

April 4, 2024

Penske and Hitachi team up for large-scale electric truck charging pilot

Penske Truck Leasing and Hitachi Energy are launching a groundbreaking project to test large-scale electric truck charging.

Hitachi’s Grid-eMotion fleet solution charging electric trucks at Penske truck depot in Stockton, California. Photo: Hitachi Energy

March 28, 2024

First public transport e-bus depot equipped with Kempower charging solutions opens in Bologna

At its new Bologna depot, TPER will charge 20 electric buses with five single-output Kempower Satellites and 20 Kempower Pantographs. Photo: Kempower

March 27, 2024

Einride opens largest US electric truck charging station in LA

Einride has unveiled its first US Smartcharger Station in Lynwood, California.

Strategically located near the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, the Lynwood Smartcharger has 65 chargers with the ability to charge 200 vehicles a day. Photo: Einride

March 26, 2024

Public transit innovators overcoming industry challenges

Two public transit agencies have found plenty of success – and overcome a few bumps in the road, too.

Older electric buses run on proprietary charging systems that cannot always be be retro-fitted while newer ones tend to have standardised systems, meaning operators may have to run two charging systems going forward. Image: © Navee Sangvitoon/Dreamstime.com

March 26, 2024

BP opens first US EV charging gigahub in Houston

The BP Pulse gigahub at its Westlake campus. Photo: BP

March 25, 2024

EV fleet management experts discuss industry standards for hardware and software integration

Fleet management has come a long way. Still, there is plenty of work ahead. “It’s the next boom in our industry,” Thomas Berton of ABM told those gathered at the EV Charging Summit & Expo in Las Vegas.