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XCHARGE and Stromnetz Berlin Supplied for Berlin’s Largest Bus Charging Project

XCHARGE and Stromnetz Berlin have worked together to deploy 30 DC fast chargers with a total capacity of over 3MW, to support the largest bus charging project in Berlin, Germany.

Operated by public transportation operator Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) and located in its depot in the northeast of the capital city, the charging station has been powering BVG’s electric bus fleet supplied by Daimler- EVO Bus and Solaris since its commissioning in early 2019.

“We are pleased to offer a more flexible charging solution tailored to clients’ needs”, said Simon Hou, COO and Co-founder of XCHARGE. “Years of solution experience supporting some of the busiest EV charging stations in the world has helped us stand out.” XCHARGE’s chargers have recorded an industry high usage rate at 87%.

The products are designed on a modular basis to cope with future capacity expansions. With OTA functions including remote monitoring and its trouble-free maintenance system, the entire solution is tailored to improve the bus fleet charging efficiency while optimizing the energy consumption.

On October 18-23, at Busworld in Brussel, Belgium, XCHARGE will present its new fast chargers tailored for electric buses, including the new version of C6EU with an optional Wing Arm to lighten the weight of cable-handling, and the satellite-designed dual-plug compact DC charger C9 eBus.

XCHARGE has also started the R&D in V2G technology with Valeo since 2017. The company is now offering PTB-ready product, complying to the German Weights and Measures Laws verifiable legally compliant (Eichrecht), and has launched the 360 kW liquid-cooled high-power charger recently.

Today, more than 30,000 charging points manufactured by XCHARGE are operating in China, Europe, and Australia, dispensing over 12 GWh of power every month.

Oct 18, 2019Blagojce Krivevski
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Blagojce Krivevski is physicist and green technology lover. Keep in touch with Blagojce through his email, web site, Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook and Google+.

October 18, 2019 Electric Car Newsberlin, EV Charging, Germany, Stromnetz Berlin, XCHARGE
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