AFC Energy (LON:AFC) said after several months of electrical engineering work, its zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell system will on Monday arrive in Estonia for integration with ABB’s high power Electric Vehicle (EV) charging system.
It teamed up last December with the Swedish-Swiss engineer to develop plug-in points for grid-constrained locations. ABB was a cornerstone investor in AFC's £36mln Apil fundraiser.
Chief executive Adam Bond said: "Today signifies a further important milestone in our relationship with ABB in bringing to market a leading high power, zero-emission, EV charging solution for adoption in many of the world's grid constrained environments.
“As governments around the world continue to make large strides in the electrification of transport, it is paramount that consumers have the confidence that high power charging will exist in locations where the grid is currently restricted.
“Partnering with a market leader such as ABB to address these and other challenges in the decarbonisation of transport is an essential part of our go-to-market strategy for the mobility sector."