Solaris Delivers Hydrogen Buses to Bologna for Sustainable Public Transport
Key Ideas
- Solaris Bus & Coach has delivered the Urbino 12 Hydrogen buses to TPER in Bologna, part of an order for 130 hydrogen buses with potential expansion to 270 units.
- The buses feature a 70 kW fuel cell, hold 37.5 kg of hydrogen, have a low-floor design, air conditioning, wheelchair accessibility, and will contribute to the city's goal of becoming climate-neutral by 2030.
- The project is funded through the Next Generation EU fund, aiming to improve air quality and public well-being in Bologna and the region, with deployment planned for urban and suburban routes.
- The official presentation emphasized the significance of this delivery in advancing sustainable public transport and marks a significant milestone in the regional efforts towards environmental sustainability.
Solaris Bus & Coach has delivered the Urbino 12 Hydrogen buses to TPER in Bologna, as part of a larger initiative to enhance sustainable public transport in the city. These buses are equipped with a 70 kW fuel cell and can hold 37.5 kg of hydrogen, allowing them to cover approximately 350 km. The buses feature a low-floor design, air conditioning, and space for wheelchairs and strollers, ensuring inclusivity in public transport. The delivery is a part of an order for 130 hydrogen buses, with a potential expansion to include up to 270 units, signifying a significant step towards reducing emissions and promoting green transportation. Bologna's commitment to transitioning to climate-neutral transport by 2030 is reinforced by this fleet renewal project, which is funded through the Next Generation EU fund. The project aims to improve air quality and enhance the well-being of residents in Bologna and the surrounding region. With plans to deploy the buses on urban and suburban routes, including within the Bologna metropolitan area, this initiative is crucial in advancing environmental sustainability. The official presentation highlighted the importance of this delivery in supporting sustainable public transport and was met with positive reception as a key milestone in the city's journey towards a greener future.