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ABB experts to share automation and electrification insights into achieving cost-effective, large-scale hydrogen production

Lonestar Electric Supply of Houston is one of the USA’s fastest growing distributors. Founded in 2015,  the customer base of Lonestar spans across any industry served by electrical contractors, including projects in commercial, industrial, solar/renewables, EV charging networks and the water sector. The market is dynamic; construction schedules and technical requirements are constantly evolving.

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With the world’s future emission reduction depending on the manufacturing of batteries every government and every industry is working towards a net zero goal. This requires a green energy transition – in which electrification is essential. And as the globe electrifies, the demand for batteries will continue to rise.

Auto manufacturing has evolved significantly over the past 30 years, but for Subaru of Indiana Automotive, the need for reliable, safe and sustainable power has remained constant. Since 1988, they have relied on ABB’s innovative solutions and responsive service to keep the power on and minimize costly downtime. The Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA) plant was built in 1988. Located in Lafayette,

Globally, the steel industry is responsible for an estimated 8% of the world’s energy demand and generates between 7% to 9% of CO2 emissions – most of which are from burning coal. To meet the criteria set out in the Paris Agreement on climate change and limit the global temperature increase to below 1.5 °C compared with pre-industrial levels, the steel industry must achieve a target of net zero

Commercial passenger jets account for the vast majority of the air travel industry's CO2 emissions, but that isn't stopping airports from decarbonizing their ground operations. In this recent article published by Airport World magazine, ABB's Trideep Barau discusses the technologies and considerations that can help airports reduce their environmental impact. Click here to read the article. More

More than 620,000 bridges and tunnels, over 4.19 million miles of roads, and the world’s largest rail transport system stretch across the United States and connect us over land and water. While our nation’s transportation network is expected to provide safe and reliable connectivity, billions of dollars in rail upgrades are needed and an estimated one in three bridges and 40 percent of roads

America is embarking on a once-in-a-generation investment in infrastructure. A combination of public and private investment driven by megatrends like the energy transition, smart technologies, and the strengthening of domestic supply chains is driving billions of dollars into a wide range of industries. As a key supplier to many of these, ABB has a firsthand view of this historic initiative. This

ABB traction systems drive first hydrogen-powered train in the US