ABB E-mobility to provide fast charging infrastructure for buses in Constanța

Alina Oprea
ABB E-mobility supplied Constanta, one of several cities at the forefront of urban e-mobility in Romania, with its latest fast charging technology, powering the city's electric buses and accelerating its transition to emission-free mobility. All ABB E-mobility chargers are equipped with Class B EMC filters, making them safe to be installed in the most crowded areas of the city while ensuring maximum security for both bus passengers and operators. All charging stations installed in Constanta are Cloud connected through ABB Ability™, facilitating remote software upgrades as well as improved charger management by both customers and ABB Service engineers. ABB E-mobility's smart charging solutions are set apart by their future-proof, modular design, safe and reliable operation, and remote service and data management tools, paving the way for greener, more sustainable public transportation in Romania.

Constanta installed five 300 kW HVC-PD (Heavy Vehicle Charger Pantograph Down) and twenty 50 kW Terra 54 HV fast charging stations to power its BYD electric bus fleet. The Terra 54 HV supply power to charge buses in the depot overnight, while the 300 kW HVC chargers safeguard maximum vehicle availability by enabling fast charging during the day, both in the depot and at the end of the route.

The ABB E-mobility solution installed in Constanta is characterized by both high performance and uptime. The chargers are already equipped to support the electric buses of the future with 920 VDC charging capabilities. These features have been proven by ABB E-mobility in other European countries such as Germany, Sweden, Norway, and France.

“It has always been our intention to offer our customers tailored solutions characterized by a high level of safety and reliability. Together with our partners, we are happy to support Constanta towards cleaner and more sustainable public transportation and to contribute to the evolution of the e-mobility landscape in Romania”, says Erhan Savas, ABB's Vice President of Commercial, Electrification, Romania.

ABB E-mobility has unparalleled expertise in developing sustainable transport solutions for private and public transportation, company fleets, and commercial and heavy vehicles. ABB entered the e-mobility market back in 2010, and today has sold more than 1 million electric vehicle chargers across more than 85 markets - over 50,000 DC fast chargers and more than 1 million AC chargers, including those sold through Chargedot.

ABB E-mobility offers its customers in Romania a broad range of EV charging solutions starting from 3.7 kW chargers, to 480 kW fast chargers, both for electric cars and for the fast charging of electric buses and trucks.

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