The project, which includes the construction of charging infrastructure for electric buses, takes place at Nobina's depot in Gubbängen, Enskede, Stockholm.
With this investment, the depot will be able to support 58 electric buses, marking a significant contribution to Stockholm's public transport and environment. To enable this, 29 DC chargers with a capacity of 120 kW each have been installed. These chargers will ensure that the buses can charge quickly and efficiently.
Lennart Nilsson, Business Development Manager at Svensk Fordonsladdning, expresses his enthusiasm for the project:
- This is an important step in our efforts to create a more sustainable transport solution for the future. We are very proud to be able to contribute to reducing emissions in Stockholm while improving public transport.
Lennart Nilsson also emphasizes the importance of cooperation with Nobina.
- Nobina has shown a strong commitment to reducing its environmental impact, and together we can make a real difference. Our expertise in charging infrastructure, combined with Nobina's experience in public transport, creates a powerful synergy.
This initiative is part of a broader trend towards electrification of the transport sector in Sweden. The government's ambitions to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable transport options have led to increased demand for electric vehicles and charging infrastructure.
In conclusion, the electrification of the bus depot in Gubbängen marks a significant step towards a greener and more sustainable future for Stockholm's public transport. With continued innovation and collaboration, we can look forward to a future where electric buses and other electric vehicles become a natural part of our everyday lives.
