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In addition to overall system engineering, ABB’s contribution to the project included a patented BORDLINE CC200, traction battery, an air-cooled traction motor, vehicle control electronics, a battery thermal management system, and a DC Fast charger.

The MAN eTruck was charged with more than 700 kW and 1,000 A at an MCS charging station from ABB E-mobility. With the finalisation of the MCS standard, charging capacities of over one megawatt will already be possible. This will result in a significant improvement in charging times.

"At MCS, we are working with players from the entire sector to enable charging capacities in the megawatt range in the future and thus sustainable and economical long-distance heavy goods and passenger transport. By cooperating with ABB E-mobility, we can tackle the challenges of the new technology ...

The addition of Vourity brings a key element to ABB E-mobility’s technology stack, allowing it to integrate seamless payment systems into its customer offering. Vourity is a Swedish start-up with award-winning cloud-based technology for payment of EV charging.

ABB E-mobility will provide Scania with its wide range of DC charging solutions for home depot charging, destination charging and public charging – from 24 kW up to 600 kW. Scania will provide both its own network and its customers with ABB E-mobility‘s DC fast charging technology and solutions.

ABB will supply the basic electrical engineering within the plant. Indeed, the 1 GW plant is expected to produce 90,000 tons of green hydrogen per year, the equivalent of about 1.9 million barrels of oil per year.