• 2012-12-10: ABB自動(dòng)化技術(shù)為未來(lái)過(guò)程工業(yè)探尋領(lǐng)先之道。
• 2012-11-27: ABB支持國(guó)家西電東送項(xiàng)目。
• 2012-05-04: ABB本地生產(chǎn)的斷路器產(chǎn)品在海外市場(chǎng)表現(xiàn)出色。
• 2012-03-26: ABB榮獲企業(yè)社會(huì)責(zé)任獎(jiǎng)項(xiàng)。
• 2012-02-23: ABB工廠空調(diào)通風(fēng)系統(tǒng)半年節(jié)能降耗近40%。

1988-ASEA and BBC merge to form the new company, with headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland. The new group, which started operations on Jan. 5, 1988, had revenues of $17 billion and employed 160,000 people around the world.

1990-ABB launches Azipod, a family of electric propulsion systems that are fixed to the outside of ships providing both thrust and stearing functions. They increase maneuverability, efficiency and the space available on board.

1998-ABB launches the FlexPicker, a delta robot uniquely designed for the picking and packing industry.

2000-ABB delivers world's first commercial high-voltage shore-to-ship electric power, helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships berthed at the Swedish port of Gothenburg.

2002-ABB links the AC (alternating current) networks of South Australia and Victoria with the world's longest underground transmission, a 177 km HVDC Light cable with a capacity of 220 MW. ABB also linked Conneticut and Long Island with the world's first extruded HVDC submarine transmission, a 40 km HVDC Light cable with a power rating of 330 MW.

2004-ABB launches its Extended Automation System 800xA providing a process automation system that has since been installed at thousands of medium to large process plants in the Oil & Gas, Chemical, Pulp & Paper, Metals, Mining and Life Sciences industries delivering continuous productivity improvements.

2005-ABB delivers electricity through a DC (direct current) link originating 70 km away on land to a gas platform in the North Sea, helping avoid annual emissions of 230,000 tons of CO₂ and 230 tons of NO

2008-NorNed, the longest submarine HVDC cable in the world at 580 km, links the power networks of Norway and the Netherlands with a transmission capacity of 700 MW.

2010-ABB links the Xiangjiaba hydropower plant in southwest China to Shanghai about 2,000 km (kilometers) awaywith an UHVDC (ultrahigh-voltage direct current) connection with a capacity of ±800 kV (kilovolt)and 7,200 MW (megawatt) of power.

2012-ABB successfully designs and develops a hybrid DC breaker suitable for the creation of large inter-regional DC grids. This breakthrough solves a technical challenge that has been left unresolved for over a hundred years and was perhaps one of the main influencers in the 'war of currents'.