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Page 47 of the tender documentsLot 3: a stationary battery of at least 1.2 MWh to buffer depot charging.
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Page 47 of the tender documentsLot 3: a stationary battery of at least 1.2 MWh to buffer depot charging.
A keyword alert for “battery storage” finds nothing here. The title only says “Rebuild of the Northgate bus depot”.
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1.2 MWh stationary battery storage sized for bus and truck depots.
150 kW DC chargers, managed over OCPP 2.0.1.
Installed across Germany, the Netherlands and Austria.
On site within 48 hours, every day of the year.
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All charging stations shall communicate with the operator’s back end using OCPP 2.0.1 or later.
Yes. Every charger in Lot 2 must support it, and yours do.
From page 22, highlighted on the leftThe tender doesn’t mention it anywhere.
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