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Components for the production of batteries at Audi’s Brussels plant will no longer be delivered by truck from Hungary, but by rail with DB Cargo. The switch in means of delivery between Hungary and Brussels, which was started in May and is scheduled to be completed by the beginning of 2023, is a preview of the car manufacturer’s future.
It will ramp up for the first time at our future plant in Debrecen, Hungary, before being rolled out across our global production network in stages. The plants will take advantage of the best options at each location—from solar energy in Oxford, Mexico and China, to biogas in South Africa, to wind power in Leipzig.
There, d elegations from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Hungary, and Romania finalized an ambitious plan: to generate up to 6 gigawatts of clean energy in the Caucasus region, run the electricity through a cable along the bottom of the Black Sea, and deliver it to Europe. Three more solar and wind plants , totaling 1 GW, are also under development.
It will be the first purely electrically powered production vehicle from the Kecskemét plant in Hungary. The magnets—and thus the rotor—follow the rotating alternating current field in the stator windings. The stators with move-in winding ensure a particularly powerful magnetic field.
The transcontinental connection would start with wind, solar, and hydropower generated in Azerbaijan and Georgia, and off-shore wind power generated in the Caspian Sea. For Azerbaijan, most of the electricity would be generated by wind and solar farms funded by foreign investment. GW of offshore and onshore wind.
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