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Energy storage systems are key for sustainable mobility and play an important role in the electrification and decarbonization of transportation. In Baden, Switzerland, ABB is now producing such systems to be used in railways, e-buses and trains. The systems can be retrofit into existing vehicle fleets, making them more sustainable. Two ABB industrial robots in a manufacturing site and a team

ABB traction technologies to improve rail operator’s energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions

ABB traction equipment to improve rail operator’s efficiency and strengthen sustainable transportation in India

ABB’s modernization concept updates Berlin’s S-Bahn ring line series 480 to state-of-the-art technology. This way the trains can continue to be used reliably and energy-efficiently at the same low operating cost.

ABB announced today that it has won orders worth over $100 million from Swiss train manufacturer Stadler. With these orders, ABB will supply state of the art traction equipment for more than 160 trains serving urban, regional and long distance routes in Europe and the US. ABB’s traction technologies, which power electric trains, are lighter and more compact than other systems on the market. These

ABB has won orders worth $70 million from Swiss train manufacturer Stadler to supply state-of-the-art traction and onboard power equipment to three European rail operators. The new equipment will enable more sustainable regional and suburban transit in urban areas with improved intercity connections, less congestion and reduced emissions. State-of-the-art ABB traction systems with integrated

ABB’s reliable Swiss-made traction technology is suited for multiple missions, from high-speed trains linking countries divided by the Alps to urban transit that gets people to work on time.

Zurich, Switzerland, May 28, 2015: ABB traction technologies to help expand rail networks in Switzerland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands with reliable, energy-efficient trains

New look underscores successful collaboration

New generation of traction converters will improve energy efficiency of the modernized locomotive fleet and follows large fleet modernization orders in Germany and Sweden