Charging systems manufacturer Kempower will supply EV charging solutions to Milence, the company created by Daimler Truck, Volvo and Traton with the aim of boosting EV charging network for trucks all over Europe. Indeed, the target of the Milence project is to create about 1,700 public charging points for trucks.

According to the plans, we’re talking about Europe’s biggest charging network for heavy-duty vehicles. With this contract, Kempower becomes one of the charging technology suppliers that will help Milence develop truck charging hubs throughout Europe. Kempower will deliver its Kempower Satellite charging systems with CCS and 400 kW of power.

Kempower’s CEO on the cooperation with Milence

“The electrification of heavy-duty vehicles represents an important step towards achieving zero-emission transportation in Europe. Establishing a charger network spanning the entire continent is crucial, as relying on chargers in only selected locations falls short. We’re extremely happy to be part of this project, as it is key in driving the electrification of heavy-duty vehicles throughout Europe,” said Kempower’s CEO Tomi Ristimäki.

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