Solaris Secures Contract to Supply Hydrogen Buses for Artois Mobilités in Northern France
Key Ideas
- Solaris to deliver four 12-meter Urbino hydrogen buses to Artois Mobilités for the TADAO transport network in northern France by early 2025.
- The move aligns with Artois Mobilités' environmental strategy focusing on decarbonization of public transportation.
- The contract highlights the benefits of hydrogen buses, including emission-free operation, long range, quick refueling, and quiet operation.
- Solaris' success in the market is evident with over 220 hydrogen buses in operation across European cities, showcasing their leadership in eco-friendly transportation solutions.
Solaris has been awarded a contract to supply four 12-meter Urbino hydrogen buses to Artois Mobilités for the TADAO transport network in northern France, with delivery expected in early 2025. This partnership is part of Artois Mobilités' commitment to reducing emissions in public transportation as part of their environmental strategy. The hydrogen buses offer emission-free operation, long ranges, quick refueling, and quiet rides. Solaris, in collaboration with Transdev Group and CATP, secured the contract showcasing its leadership in the European zero-emission vehicle market.
The buses will be equipped with state-of-the-art 70 kW fuel cells on the roof, Solaris High Power traction batteries, high-efficiency air conditioning using a heat pump, and eSConnect monitoring for remote fleet management. Compliance with GSR2 standards ensures safety systems for road users. Solaris' success extends beyond this contract, with over 220 hydrogen buses already operational in cities like Barcelona, Frankfurt, and Venice. This initiative marks a significant step towards sustainable public transportation in Europe, further solidifying Solaris' position in delivering innovative and eco-friendly transport solutions.
Topics
Fuel Cells
Zero-emission Vehicles
European Market
Sustainable Transport
Innovative Solutions
Public Transportation
Environmental Strategy
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