About the company
We at Blueday Technology are making sure to reduce the energy consumption for our customers.
Made in Norway certified
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Made in Norway certified products/services
Made in Norway certified
BluEco Charging System
Our BluEco® solutions are based on many years of research and development, and we are pioneering the zero-emission future for smarter, reliable, and emission-free mobility, available for everyone, everywhere. Blueday Technology offers turnkey, reliable DC fast-charging systems with robust connectivity; from innovative on-demand electric charging systems, we distribute infrastructure that meets the needs of next-generation smarter mobility. To satisfy the industry’s demand to charge heavy-duty electric vehicles and ships in a short time, we have developed a complete DC charging solution, BluEco® Charging System based on international standards. With charging power of up to 1.5 MW per connector, the system significantly reduces charging time and maximizes uptime compared to Combined Charging Systems (CCS). A charging system with a capacity of up to 3 MW per connector is planned to be released by 2025.Made in Norway certified
BluEco Shore Power
With BluEco® Shore Power, the ship can be supplied with the necessary energy from shore and turn off the onboard generators, thus meeting the strict environmental regulations imposed for ports around the world in the most efficient way. Full electrification is a highly sustainable alternative for ships and vessels. With full electrification combined with renewable shore power supply, not only low, but zero emissions are achieved from the ship. Without shore connection, this power is delivered by auxiliary engines on board that emit carbon dioxide (CO2) and air pollutants, which affect local air quality and ultimately the health of both port workers and nearby residents.
