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Did you know there is over 100 years of Canadian history behind ABB’s Marettes and Iberville Boxes? How about the Canadian stories behind enduring brands Star Teck Fittings and Microlectric?

Whether it’s lowering operational costs, minimizing downtime, or mitigating the risk of unforeseen equipment issues that may impede on employees’ health and safety, ABB listens to their customers’ challenges to customize and adapt ideal solutions. Located about 30 minutes west of Toronto, ABB’s Brampton facility provides jobs for 130 employees. Firmly rooted in the local Ontarian community since

ABB aims to power Canada's innovation ecosystem and propel its future forward. How? Through our One ABB value proposition, created by our Canadian businesses working together to provide solutions for industry segments.

The last season of the Gen 2 race car promises close competition and paves the way for Gen 3 in Season 9, which will rely on ABB charging expertise.

Thanks to a partnership with ABB, Coca-Cola and Volvo Trucks, Santa Claus brings holiday greetings across Italy with a fully-electric truck.

ABB believes that the development and nurturing of business ecosystems is essential to creating value for our customers and shaping the future. These networks of suppliers, distributors, customers, competitors, government agencies and other organizations constitute a constantly evolving relationship in which each entity must be flexible and adaptable to thrive. In these evolving relationships,

With COP26 just two weeks away, I was pleased to join the TIME panel “Addressing the World’s Energy Challenges” with moderator Mark Barton, Antoine Jourdain CTO of Enedis, and Timur Gül Head of Energy Technology Policy at the International Energy Agency. It is an important discussion on a part of the energy transition and reaching net zero that has largely been overlooked: the power grid. Clean

In April 2021, ABB Canada was one of the first companies to offer employee support for Industry for Vaccination (IFV), a cross-Canada collaboration between the government and the private sector to accelerate nationwide vaccination. As part of this initiative, ABB supported a number of vaccination hubs with staffing resources and financial support. With vaccination rates now around 75 percent,

World EV Day founders ABB and Green.TV are issuing an “EVmoji” challenge to participants in Canada age 16 and younger to create an electric vehicle emoji. The winning design will be submitted to the Unicode Consortium - the consortium that finalizes and produces official emojis.

Investing in Canada is one of ABB’s top priorities. Technology and products developed, assembled and manufactured on Canadian soil have become an important part of the company’s business.