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Thanks to ABB and its service-provider partner, China’s first football stadium has reached its goal of an electrical makeover before the season’s opening match.

Easy-to-install retrofit solution replaces moving part of withdrawable Masterpact M circuit breakers with SACE Emax 2 smart circuit breaker

Today marks the inauguration of a new concept EV charging station in Fredericia, Denmark and is another example of ABB’s commitment to writing the future of mobility. The station is erected by the joint venture, Powered by E.ON Drive & Clever, and is part of its plan to roll out 48 high-power charging stations across the freeways of Denmark, Norway and Sweden to offer premium e-mobility

Strong demand for ABB’s unique digital power solution that offers quick upgrade and optimized servicing costs

Latest ABB AbilityTM enabled DC chargers provide ideal solution to support increased adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) as France steps up efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

During the last session of "Electromobility in practice", which took place at the Technical University of Lodz, representatives of Lodz City Hall mentioned plans to develop electric vehicle charging infrastructure in their city: 210 new chargers by the end of 2020 and investments in a new fleet of low-emission buses. “We want to impose an obligatory establishment of charging stations in

ABB Ability™ Ekip UP rapidly retrofits existing power distribution system, reducing debugging time by more than 70%, investment costs by up to 30% and operation & maintenance costs by up to 20%.

ABB’s scalable 'Give Your Buildings a New Dimension' portfolio brings new levels of control and savings to small- and medium-sized commercial and industrial businesses.

Startups, SMEs, professionals and experts from service design and digital strategy worked together with ABB to propose new solutions for Industry 4.0.

With electric vehicles making headlines as part of Federal election commitments, perhaps the time has finally come for electric mobility to have its moment in Australia. In its third consecutive year of record-breaking emission levels, Australia, which otherwise championed the cause of sustainable energy, has been conspicuously slower than other developed nations in embracing e-mobility. With the