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Heramba Electric's Kiepe Electric receives order for SmartHybrid battery drive

Heramba Electric announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Kiepe Electric, KIEPE, has received a framework order from Vossloh Rolling Stock to equip eleven class DE 18 diesel-electric shunting locomotives with KIEPE's SmartHybrid battery drive instead of an additional diesel tank. The low-emission and low-noise operation of KIEPE's SmartHybrid battery drive brings operators various benefits, such as higher availability, decarbonization, and energy efficiency. KIEPE will present the SmartHybrid solution at Booth 430, Hall 9 at InnoTrans in Berlin from September 24-27, 2024.

Heramba Electric's Kiepe to supply traction inverters for DRAISY project

Heramba Electric announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Kiepe Electric, is contributing to a new regional public transit initiative. The project, known as DRAISY, is a very light, powerful railbus developed by French railway operator SNCF and transport system manufacturer LOHR. Kiepe Electric will supply the highly efficient, energy-saving traction system, which includes the Kiepe Traction Inverter and electric motors.The DRAISY project consists of a very light, 14-meter-long passenger train. This rail vehicle is intended to give new impulse to shorter railway lines in rural areas. In France, it is estimated that there are almost 9,000 kilometers of such local routes in rural communities. Given this potential, it is hardly surprising that the project won in the "Digitization and decarbonization of rail transport" category as part of the fourth edition of the French government's Future Investment Program. In addition to SNCF and LOHR, the winning project team includes partners GCK Battery, Stations-e and IRT Railenium.

Heramba Electric wins $26M e-mobility contract in Seattle, Washington area

Heramba Electric's wholly-owned subsidiary Kiepe Electric has been awarded a $26M battery upgrade program by King County Metro in Seattle, Washington for enhanced In Motion Charging on its electric trolley buses. The three-year agreement will ensure enhanced in-motion charging capability for electric trolley buses and provide King County with upgraded battery packs that will deliver approximately three times the capacity of the original energy storage system. Kiepe will also provide on-site service support for up to five years, starting in 2024.