Login

ABB To Provide EV Chargers For Autonomous Vehicles At Singapore Port

The contract includes 450kW High Power Chargers, design and supply of charge point prefabricated skid and container solutions with integrated chargers, medium- and low- voltage switchgear, transformers and associated control and monitoring equipment.
Calendar-icon

By Ameya Naik

clock-icon

1 mins read

Calendar-icon

Published on October 3, 2019

Follow us on

google-news-icon
Story

Highlights

  • Deliveries are scheduled to begin from September 2020.
  • The contract includes 450kW High Power Chargers.
  • The future port is a major milestone in Singapore's next gen container.

ABB has won a contract from ST Engineering Land Systems Ltd. to deliver and commission integrated smart charging points for Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV) in the new Tuas port of Singapore. Deliveries of the vehicles, which will be deployed to transport heavy shipping containers at the port terminal, are scheduled to begin from September 2020 through to August 2022, with the ABB chargers and supporting infrastructure set to be installed towards the end of 2020. Financial details were not disclosed.

The contract includes 450kW High Power Chargers, design and supply of charge point prefabricated skid and container solutions with integrated chargers, medium- and low- voltage switchgear, transformers and associated control and monitoring equipment. This integrated solution enables fast installation on site, ensures the highest levels of operability and mitigates risk.

The future port is a major milestone in Singapore's next generation container terminal development with an annual capacity of 65 million containers (TEU) and is slated to be the largest port in the world by the time it is complete in 2040. The first berth will be operational in 2021.

This is the first time ABB's chargers will be used to power a fleet of autonomous vehicles for commercial operation. A specially designed and customized connection to the chargers will be enabled for end-to-end integration with the fully-electric AGVs.

Stay updated with automotive news and reviews right at your fingertips through carandbike.com's Google News

Related Articles

Latest News