Video - 7 October 2020

Cavotec e-ferry charging in Oslo

The world's most powerful automated charging system - a 5MW fast battery charger - that we developed for an application in Norway. The speed and automation of the system are key enablers for the electrical vessel market and another example of how we're delivering profitable sustainability. Many thanks to Oslo public transport provider, Ruter, for shooting the original material for this video.

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