Integrated EV Charging Solutions that Power Your Fleet Operations

* All charging stations connected to the system report the total amount of energy fed into the bus fleet. The CO₂ savings are calculated from this figure. The calculation works as follows: Based on the German electricity mix (as of 2019), one kilowatt-hour of charged energy produces 401 g of CO₂ per kWh. At a consumption of 150 kWh/100 km (average value for an electric bus), this results in 60 kg of CO₂ per 100 km. A diesel bus consumes an average of 50 l of diesel per 100 km, producing 130 kg of CO₂. The saving therefore amounts to 700 g per km, or 466 g/kWh. Over the course of a week, the amount of energy delivered to the buses by our charging stations is totalled up. At the end of the week, the CO₂ savings are calculated from this and added to the value reached so far. The initial value was derived from the total kilometres driven by all electric buses charged with Schaltbau charging stations (today SBRS) since 1 April 2019.