E-mobility and infrastructure
The future of mobility is wireless. ENRX sets the standard.
Introduction
From muscles, steam and fossil fuels to electricity. Now it is time for the hassle-free generation of wireless charging, where induction technology paves the way for transforming the transport sector. The Paris Agreement drives the need for electrification of buses, ferries, garbage trucks, last-mile delivery vans, and personal cars to taxis. Wireless charging stations are convenient and keep street views clean, leaving city landmarks, cultural sites and parks intact and enhancing the city’s overall charm.
- Wireless inductive charging of all vehicles in a city
- Wireless inductive charging of ferries, ships and vessels in harbours
- Dynamic wireless charging for long-haul transportation
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Driving 80 km/h on ENRX Primove electric Roadway. A proven continuous in motion charging capacity of 180 kW while driving 80 km/h (50 mph) with an overall efficiency of more than 90%
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The ENRX charging system for buses solves the range and recharging constraints by combining opportunity charging with energy transfer at high power levels.
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The fast turnaround of ferries makes traditional shore power charging time-prohibitive, especially for single-person operations and even autonomous vessels.
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In London, two-thirds of the bus fleet comprises double-deckers, and in 2016 ENRX delivered its 100 kW wireless charging solution to charge three hybrid double-decker buses on route 69.
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