COBUS Industries selects Hitachi ZeroCarbon's battery management tech
LONDON - Hitachi ZeroCarbon, a leading provider of end-to-end solutions for decarbonizing fleet vehicles, has announced a strategic partnership with COBUS Industries, a global leader in airport mobility solutions, AviationPros reports. Continue reading original article.
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13 December 2024 - With its ZeroCarbon BatteryManager solution, Hitachi provides COBUS and its customers with a complete picture of its global EV battery assets, supported by real-time monitoring, detailed reports, and data-driven forecasting which enhances decision-making and operational planning.
Patricia Vasconcelos, CEO of COBUS Industries said: "The airport network has a net-zero roadmap just like any other industry, and we’re playing an important role in this by delivering sustainable mobility solutions. But electrifying our bus network is just the start of the passenger experience we want to provide. To keep our assets healthy and running efficiently for the long term, we need to understand how to manage our EV batteries to optimise routes and retain the value of our assets. With Hitachi ZeroCarbon, we have a globally scalable solution that is driving real business value."
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