Media in Southern Africa

Milestone achievement for ELDS, ELSP and ELSB business divisions: No Lost Time Incident (LTI) or Medical Treatment Incident (MTI) for two years as of 7 October 2022.

The competitive circuit breaker industry sees the local launch of a high-quality product from a leading European OEM as ABB Electrification introduces its new range of 3 kA SR200T Miniature Circuit Breakers (MCBs)

• eMine™ comprises a purposeful approach, method and integrated portfolio of electrification and digital systems designed to accelerate the decarbonization of the mining sector • ABB is also piloting ABB Ability™ eMine FastCharge, the world’s fastest and only fully automated charging system for haul trucks, offering up to 600kW of power • eMine™ can reduce diesel consumption by

ABB unveiled its new Southern Africa Digital Solutions Centre on 9 September 2021, which aims to help companies across industries to overcome their most pressing technology and digitalisation challenges. The centre, at ABB’s Longmeadow facility in Johannesburg, gives customers in the energy, mining and minerals resources, manufacturing, process industries, transportation and utilities sectors the

Smarter building solutions can take advantage of ABB’s expertise and know-how of building automation in both electrical and mechanical build-ing systems

Low-voltage IE3 motors from ABB Africa will now be distributed by leading supplier Bearings International (BI). This is an extension of the existing partnership between the two companies, with BI already a distributor of ABB Dodge gearboxes. BI has been a Mechanical Power Transmission (MPT) partner for ABB since 2011.

ABB’s PCS100 AVC-20 solves utility power quality issues, securing productivity for sustainable hydroponic crop production facility in South Africa

ABB now has the largest installed base of DC fast chargers, giving it a huge quantity of data, input and experience it can use to further drive market growth

ABB is proud to announce its support of the inaugural Ashesi-ETH Master’s in Engineering Program in partnership with two of the world's leading universities for technology and the natural sciences, ETH Zurich in Switzerland and Ashesi University in Accra, Ghana.

Industrial sectors such as petrochemicals cannot afford production downtime due to electrical power failure or distributions

An exciting development demonstrates the company’s full commitment to skills development and localisation with the Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) local sourcing regulations