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The HydroFLEX train features a hydrogen powerpack fitted onto a newly-classified Class 799 train, which will ultimately allow it to run on conventional electrified routes as well as independently. As well as the hydrogen fuel tank, the train contains a fuel cell, lithium-ion batteries, electric motors and a Danfoss Editron converter, which connects to the … Continued
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Thailand’s first fleet of fully-electric passenger ferries to hit the water in 2020
The fleet of 27 fully-electric catamarans will help clean Bangkok’s air and transform the city’s Chao Phraya River. Danfoss Editron is providing the electric drivetrain systems for the catamarans, which are smaller, lighter and more efficient than hydraulic alternatives. The project is part of Energy Absolute’s ambitious plans to promote and increase alternative-energy methods of … Continued
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World’s first fleet of commercial autonomous robot exploration vessels to be powered by Danfoss Editron’s hybrid drivetrain systems
Danfoss Editron delivering full hybrid propulsion, power plant system and control and energy management system for Armada fleet, while Volvo Penta will provide the engines. The new autonomous fleet does not require a host vessel, thus emitting up to 90% less CO2 emissions compared to conventional oceanographic survey methods. The boats will also offer significant … Continued
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Retrofitting an iconic Finnish ferry
Operated by Finferries, a Finnish state-owned ferry service provider, Prostvik 1 is one of two ferries that serves the route between Nauvo and Korppoo, making it vitally important to the local population. Built in 1983, the 50m vessel can carry approximately 140 passengers and 30 vehicles each journey. It operates for around 8000 hours per … Continued
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