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Wireless Charging

Wireless or induction charging is a method of charging electric buses without the need for a physical connection to a charging station. This technology uses an electromagnetic field to transfer energy from a charging pad installed on the ground to a receiving pad mounted on the underside of the bus. This allows for easy and convenient charging, as buses can be charged while stationary or even while in motion. Wireless charging offers many benefits to bus operators, including reduced downtime for charging, increased operational efficiency and improved passenger experience.

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  • Induction Solutions for a Cleaner, Smarter, More Efficient World – ENRX Global Capabilities


    ENRX has showcased global induction solutions that support cleaner, smarter manufacturing and mobility across diverse industries.

  • The Future of EV Charging: Wireless Roads for a Zero-Emission World


    Electreon is turning roads into power sources by wirelessly charging electric vehicles as they move.

  • Watch the World's First Commercial Wireless Charging Terminal for Buses by Electreon


    Electreon has introduced the world-first commercial wireless bus charging terminal and Electra Afikim is already seeing the benefits.

  • Hitachi ZeroCarbon – Helping Bus Operators Electrify Their Fleets


    Mike Nugent discusses the challenges bus operators face and the solutions that are available as they transition fleets to electric.

  • Electreon’s Dynamic Wireless Charging at the Arena of the Future


    Electreon and its project partners demonstrated live wireless charging at the Arena of the Future project in Italy.

  • An Electric Road System Charges an E-bus Wirelessly as It Drives


    In 2020 Electreon, in partnership with Eurovia, announced plans for the first wireless ERS project in Germany to be deployed in Karlsruhe.

  • Transforming Roads with Inductive EV Charging Tech


    The island of Gotland in Sweden received its first-ever Electreon electric road system, charging electric vehicles seamlessly as they drive.

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