DOLL highlights charging infrastructure needs for electric GSE at Vienna Airport

DOLL highlights charging infrastructure needs for electric GSE at Vienna Airport
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DOLL Airport Equipment installed a dedicated charging station at Vienna Airport for an electric highloader, routing the power cable over a building roof to reach the charging location, and notes that the ramp’s short travel distances, low speeds and fixed return points make it well suited to electric vehicles.

The company says highloader batteries can sustain scheduled runs even with continuous refrigeration, with vehicles charged overnight and during operational breaks, and recommends that fleet operators analyse duty cycles, auxiliary power needs and charging windows before phased electrification, while stressing that coordination of infrastructure is crucial where ground handlers, caterers and airlines own equipment but airports control property and power supplies, and that growing fleets will increase power demand, peak loads and requirements for grid connections, cable routes, buildings and permits.

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