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Solaris at the third Budapest Hydrogen Summit
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This event aims to bring together top industry stakeholders and policymakers from the CEE region and beyond to discuss the opportunities and challenges of shifting towards hydrogen technology and to find out how this fuel could contribute to a carbon-free future.
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Our company, represented by Mateusz Figaszewski, Institutional Relationships and External Relations Director, took part in the panel discussion entitled „Technological diversity and hydrogen-based mobility”.
Solaris participated in the Clean Transition Dialogue in Brussels
- The event hosted by Ursula von der Leyen (President of the European Commission), Maroš Šefčovič, (Executive Vice-President of European Commission) and Adina Vălean (European Commissioner for Transport) took place on April 8.
- The focus of this session revolved around the challenges associated with transitioning towards zero-emission mobility, possible collaborations between the public and private sectors and the necessary infrastructure for recharging or refueling.
- These meetings are part of a series of dialogues initiated by the EU, aimed to support various industries incharting a course towards a sustainable, decarbonized future for the European transport sector.
Frankfurt opts for hydrogen-powered Solaris buses for the third time
- In-der-City-Bus GmbH (ICB), the public transport operator in Frankfurt am Main, has placed an order for 9 Solaris Urbino 18 hydrogen buses.
- There are already 23 hydrogen-powered Solaris buses running in the metropolis, supplied in 2022 and 2024.
- Deliveries of the articulated buses from the latest order are scheduled for July 2025.
Barcelona orders 38 zero-emission Solaris buses
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The carrier Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB) is continuing its impressive investments in zero-emission public transport.
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Our company will deliver 36 Urbino 12 and two units of articulated hydrogen buses to the city.
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TMB already owns over 130 Solaris buses.
19 hydrogen buses to Essen, Germany
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We have signed a contract with German operator Ruhrbahn GmbH to supply 19 zero-emission, hydrogen-powered buses to Essen.
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The vehicles will be equipped with hydrogen fuel cells that generate electricity on board, and advanced ADAS safety systems.
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The innovative vehicles are scheduled for delivery in 2024 and 2025.
112 articulated Solaris Trollino 18 trolleybuses for Genoa!
- Transport operator AMT Genova has placed a record order with Solaris for the delivery of a total of 112 units of 18-metre-long trolleybuses
- Solaris Trollino 18 equipped with IMC technology will be supplied to the coastal city of Genoa in Italy
- The value of the contract exceeds €100 million
50 more zero-emission Solaris buses for Madrid
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EMT Madrid has placed an order for 20 Urbino 9 LE electric and 30 Urbino 12 electric
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In December 2022, the company announced the retirement of the last vehicle with traditional combustion engine from service, thus, Madrid became the first major European capital to be served exclusively by a low- and zero-emission municipal bus fleet
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EMT Madrid already has 250 Urbino 12 CNG and 60 Urbino 12 electric in its fleet
BVG Berlin orders 50 Urbino 18 electric (+650 as an option!)
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Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe has placed an order for 50 state-of-the-art articulated electric buses
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The contract was awarded as part of a framework agreement, which allows the carrier to purchase up to 700 vehicles
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Berlin’s public transport is already served by 140 battery-powered Solaris Urbino buses, 12 and 18 meters long.
105 electric buses to go to Milan
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As many as 105 articulated Solaris Urbino 18 electric buses have been ordered by the Italian carrier ATM Milano
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Deliveries will start in first half of 2025
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During the 10-year cooperation, Milan has already ordered over 500 vehicles
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Duisburger Verkehrsgesellschaft AG (DVG)
Duisburg is a city that has been committed to environmentally-friendly public transport solutions for a long time now. This commitment is driven by the desire to innovate urban transport locally, but is also an important contribution to comply with the provisions of the Clean Vehicles Directive. The city has therefore decided to replace its entire fleet of combustion-engine buses with zero-emission vehicles by 2030.
“By ordering the first 25 hydrogen buses, we are taking another important step towards making public transport in Duisburg completely emission-free and sustainable”
The carrier DVG has ordered a total of 25 hydrogen buses made by Solaris. 11 of them are 12-metre vehicles, the remaining ones are 18-metre articulated buses.
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