At a ferry terminal on the German coast, Omexom quietly solved one of renewable energy's trickiest puzzles, what to do when the sun produces more power than the grid can handle.
Read moreOmexom in Norway has contributed to Circle K’s largest electric vehicle (EV) charging hub globally, located at Furuset in Oslo. This new site sets a global benchmark for EV infrastructure and reinforces Oslo’s position as a leader in sustainable transportation.
Read moreOn behalf of Daimler Buses Solutions, Omexom in Germany successfully installed a cutting-edge electric bus charging system at the new Gaisburg bus depot in Stuttgart, Germany jointly with Stuttgarter Straßenbahnen AG (SSB). This project represents a significant step forward in promoting climate-neutral transportation.
Read moreElectric vehicles are a main part of achieving the energy transition, Omexom’s mission. However, so far, traditional fuel cars represent one feature that prevents adopting electric mobility more widely: convenience. Despite government efforts across Europe, charging stations remain scarce, so reliability is a major challenge. Another one is charging time.
Read moreThis sixth episode of the Omexom Green Story takes us to Paris, France, where a team of young engineers has made it their mission to make e-mobility accessible within the VINCI Group. Their initiative won the Evolution of practices prize in the climate category at the regional VINCI Environment Awards. Let's have a look!
Read moreEurope's first battery replacement station is built! In the municipality of Lier in Norway, near Oslo, the first electric car battery replacement station has been built. On behalf of the electric car manufacturer NIO, Omexom teams in Norway have designed, supplied the electrical infrastructure and then set up the battery replacement station itself.
Read moreWith good effect, Omexom finished the delivery of rectifier substations for the Lund tramway in Sweden. To meet the challenges in the project, for example busy roads, footpaths or cycle paths, and avoid disturbing Lund citizens, Omexom had to work on a new solution to carry out the project. Traditional construction would have involved extensive work with deliveries of building materials and electrical equipment that would have traveled through the streets. The delivered materials would have covered areas of the road where the substations would be located. This traffic would also have interfered with other simultaneous works.
Read moreOmexom in Norway will build the largest bus depot for electric buses. On the 1st of October, the new bus terminal for electric buses in Nepåkeren in Bodø (Northern Norway) will be put into operation. The construction of the new bus terminal is highly significant for the electrification of public transport in the Bodø region.
Read moreEasy Charge, a VINCI Group Business Unit dedicated to electric mobility, and the Fund for the Ecological Modernisation of Transport through its management company Demeter, have been awarded the public service delegation contract for the eborn network of electric charging stations.
Read moreAs emissions play an increasingly important role in urban areas, many municipal services and local transport companies are already converting part of their vehicle fleets to purely electric traction. This is notably the case of Omexom, which has already converted depots with high-current and intelligent technology for some of their customers.
Read moreOmexom has strengthened its leading position in the European market for charging stations for electric vehicles by winning a contract with Porsche in June 2019.
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