20 Zhongtong New Energy City Buses on Road in Taian,Shandong Province
2010-12-29 Source：www.chinabuses.org
www.chinabuses.org:In the afternoon of 25 December 2010, 20
Zhongtong new energy city buses have been delivered to Taian, Shandong Province. The formal operation of the first 20 fuel-gas hybrid power city buses means the breakthrough in the promotion of energy-saving and new energy vehicles in the local region. Taian is the third city where many new energy city buses are applied for demonstration after Jinan and Liaocheng in Shandong province.
Zhongtong bus
The related staff from Taian Public Transport Company showed that, "The energy-saving of new energy buses is obvious due to the application of fuel-gas hybrid power system, although no big difference from the conventional buses in appearance." Energy recovery and conversion can be realized during the operation.
Also, "The service life of conventional city bus is 10 years and one fuel-gas hybrid power new energy city bus can reduce the emission of over 170-ton carbon dioxide and other noxious articles for 10 years." reflected by the relevant principal from Zhongtong Bus. In the meantime, about 70% of the exhausts can be reduced for new energy bus than the conventional one.
Good ComfortsCompared with the conventional city buses, new energy city buses own good comforts because of air-conditioner, light noise and stead operation for air suspension available for the different levels of ground.
Song Lu, the vice mayor of Taian rides Zhongtong bus
It is no doubt that the operation of new energy city buses will be helpful to make Taian the new city image of green environment-protection, this famous tourist city. It is known that the new energy vehicles will be broadly operated in Taian and the construction of the supporting facilities will speed up. On 10 October, Taian Public Transport Company signed the purchasing contact for 40 new energy city buses with Zhongtong Bus. The other 20 units will be used in the near future.
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