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Did you know that it takes just milliseconds to capture latent energy in a railway and transfer it into useable energy on the grid? ABB has harnessed the latest technology to give Melbourne passengers a smoother, lower-carbon ride.

When the government of Bangladesh wanted to enhance digitalization and energy efficiency on the Dhaka Metro Mass Rapid Transit system, it chose ABB’s new state-of-the-art network analyzers.

ABB has won orders worth around $80 million from Stadler for energy-efficient traction and high-performance battery technologies for high-capacity commuter trains. Many of these trains will strengthen the short-distance transportation network in Spain serving more than one million commuters every day in some of Spain’s largest cities such as Madrid and Barcelona. The orders also include traction

Subscribe to ABB Review Mehrzad Ashnagaran Mine Electrification and Composite Plant Zurich, Switzerland, mehrzad.ashnagaran@ch.abb.com ABB has considerable experience around the world supplying large, integrated electrical and control solutions to mining and minerals customers. In addition, the company is enabling miners to transition toward the all-electric mine. The company is committed to

The project is a major investment in rapid transit for Greater Toronto.

ABB will deliver equipment to ensure reliable power for Toronto’s new light rail line supporting 46,000 daily passengers.

Los Angeles International Airport’s (LAX) adopts ABB solution to guarantee power for new Automated People Mover (APM) set to carry up to 87 million passengers per year.

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 today announced the launch of its breakthrough oil-free traction transformer, RESIBLOC® Rail, offering the highest level of safety and efficiency in rail transport, at InnoTrans, the international trade fair for rail transportation, at the Berlin Messe from September 18-21. Such transformers feed power to essential train functions like traction, lighting, heating and ventilation, brakes,

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