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IN FOCUS<br />
TRANSDEV ELECTRIC BUS<br />
• Customised digital signage and<br />
on-board display<br />
• Volgren Optimus body integrated<br />
with BYD e-bus chassis.<br />
GREEN MOBILITY<br />
MEGAWALL/SOLAR SYSTEM<br />
• 250 solar panels capturing up to<br />
159,000kWh of power per year –<br />
average of 438kW per day<br />
• Green Megawall consists of 10<br />
individual Tesla Power Wall units<br />
• Total storage capacity 135kWh.<br />
Our day-to-day work influences<br />
our families, friends and future<br />
generations where they live, work<br />
and play.”<br />
In Australasia, Transdev has 5,704<br />
people passionate about operating<br />
its 2,150 vehicles and vessels, which<br />
deliver more than 145 million<br />
customer journeys each year, it<br />
explains.<br />
It will be Queensland<br />
research and experience<br />
that will shape the design<br />
and introduction of [a]<br />
new zero-emission fleet.<br />
ABOUT TRANSDEV<br />
According to Transdev it believes, “…<br />
public transport plays an important<br />
part in how a city comes to life.<br />
Above: L-R: Transdev Australasia<br />
head of engineering Marc Cleave,<br />
TransLink CEO Matt Longland and<br />
Transdev Queensland head of business<br />
operations Mark McKenzie looking at<br />
solar panel installation at Transdev’s<br />
Capalaba Depot, Brisbane. Image<br />
credit: Nicholas O’Sullivan.<br />
Right:<br />
A mock-up of the e-bus – final livery is<br />
to be determined by TransLink.<br />
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<strong>ABC</strong> November 2020 busnews.com.au
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