ABB Traction Batteries Power Stadler US Trains

ABB partners with Stadler US, delivering ABB traction batteries for eco-friendly trains. This deal targets sustainable rail growth in America.

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ABB Traction Batteries Equip Hydrogen Trains

ABB equips 10 hydrogen-powered trains from Stadler US with Pro 8C lithium-ion batteries. These trains, heading to California, also use CC750 and CC400 converters.

Meanwhile, Stadler US builds eight battery-electric two-car trains for Chicago, Illinois. ABB supplies these with lithium-ion batteries and CC750 converters for top performance.

ABB Traction Batteries Drive U.S. Production

ABB manufactures and tests all equipment at its Mechanicsville, Virginia facility. The company invested over $14 billion since 2010 to grow U.S. operations.

Demand for battery, hydrogen, and hybrid trains fuels ABB’s production surge. The company now ships advanced equipment to over 100 countries globally.

This partnership strengthens ABB’s lead in the lithium-ion battery market worldwide. Stadler US gains cutting-edge tech to meet green transport demands.

Growth in eco-friendly rail solutions powers ABB’s expansion across transport sectors. The Mechanicsville site boosts capacity to support this rising trend.

ABB and Stadler US pioneer innovation in American rail transport together. Their efforts focus on advancing sustainable technology solutions nationwide.

Orders from California and Illinois highlight ABB’s role in modern rail systems. The company adapts fast to meet growing electrified transport needs.

Global markets value ABB’s expertise in sustainable energy and transport tech. This Stadler US deal marks a key step in its growth strategy.

Expansion into hydrogen and battery trains shows ABB’s focus on future tech. Stadler US gains an edge with reliable, high-performance equipment.

Together, ABB and Stadler US reshape rail travel with eco-conscious innovations. Their work supports global goals to cut transportation emissions.

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