Solaris Secures Order for Hydrogen Buses in Belfort, France
Key Ideas
- Solaris, a Polish manufacturer, has received an order for eight articulated hydrogen buses from the city of Belfort, France, to be delivered in late 2025.
- The hydrogen buses, equipped with a 100kW fuel cell and composite tanks, aim to provide zero-emission transportation and contribute to a sustainable future.
- The buses will be operated by Régie des Transports du Territoire de Belfort, enhancing public transport services in the region.
- Solaris France expressed pride in supplying Belfort with innovative hydrogen buses that promote cleaner air and reliable transportation for residents.
Polish manufacturer Solaris has secured an order for hydrogen buses destined for the French city of Belfort. The order, placed by operator SMTC, involves the delivery of eight articulated hydrogen vehicles by late 2025. The buses are set to be operated by Régie des Transports du Territoire de Belfort (RTTB), benefiting the public transport network in Belfort. Solaris France's Managing Director, Brice Bonavia, expressed pride in the collaboration with SMTC and highlighted the environmental benefits of the Urbino 18 hydrogen buses. These buses will feature a 100kW hydrogen fuel cell and advanced composite tanks capable of storing over 50kg of hydrogen at high pressure, demonstrating a commitment to zero-emission transportation. The partnership between Solaris and SMTC represents a significant step towards a sustainable future, offering residents of Belfort cleaner air and modern public transport services.