Ballard announces orders from Solaris for nearly 100 hydrogen fuel cell engines to power buses in Europe
- Ballard received the largest single order for fuel cell bus engines in Europe, demonstrating the acceptance and potential widespread adoption of fuel cell buses.
- The purchase orders indicate broader acceptance of fuel cell buses, driving deployment-level volumes for the customer and signposting the journey towards decarbonization of city buses.
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The purchases orders include the largest single order to date that Ballard has received from Solaris – an order for 52 fuel cell engines that will power Solaris Urbino hydrogen buses for deployment by public transport operator Rebus Regionalbus Rostock, based in Güstrow,
In addition to the order for Güstrow-bound buses, Ballard has received orders from Solaris for an additional 44 fuel cell engines that will power Solaris buses in European cities. These orders will add to the more than 110 fuel cell buses that Solaris has deployed with customers in
"Receiving our largest single order for fuel cell bus engines in
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