ABB has announced the kickoff of two major renewable substation EPC projects in the US involving wind and solar power. The wind farm will receive the EPC supply of a collector substation, utilizing ...

Orlando, Florida, December 14, 2010 – ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, will supply mechanical, electrical, and automation equipment for Yukon Energy Corporation's Mayo B ...

ABB has signed a contract to provide ABB string inverters for two new photovoltaic power plants delivered by the Solek Group in Chile, with a total output of 6MW. The projects, which are approximately ...

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Swiss engineering giant ABB Ltd.ABB has joined forces with engineering and construction firm - Fluor Corporation FLR - to cater to the growing needs of power grids worldwide for safe, reliable and ...

ABB (ABBN: SIX Swiss Ex) this week unveiled an industrial project execution method that it contends can reduce capital expenditure by up to 40 percent and compress delivery schedules by up to 30 ...

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ABB technology is being used to build the world’s largest desalination plant in Taweelah, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The USD 500 million development will have the capacity to process over ...

Engineers can now test and simulate how the drive behaves without physical hardware by using the ABB ACS880 Virtual DrivePlus ...

ABB, the Swiss specialist in solar inverters and power electronics, has received an order from two European transmission network operators to build a high voltage direct current (HVDC) converter ...

A Swiss power technology group has teamed up with Eskom to construct two solar photovoltaic power plants for an undisclosed amount of money. According to a statement released yesterday by ABB, the ...

There’s a joke going around that if ABB sold sushi, they would call it “cold, dead fish.” Which is not to say that the sushi wouldn’t taste wonderful, which is kind of the point that ABB executives ...