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ASKO intends to electrify its fleet of around 700 trucks by 2026, so it requires futureproof rapid EV charging technology at its 13 logistics depots. Through the new framework agreement, ASKO will have access to Kempower’s full solution portfolio.

The partnership will cover the sales, installation, operation, service, and maintenance of Kempower EV charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and refers to Germany, Denmark, Austria, and Poland.

The new premises will also house RDI and office space, among other functions. The new production facility will be opened gradually during 2024, and it will double Kempower’s production facilities in Europe.

Kempower will start the production of NEVI (National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure) compliant DC chargers by the end of 2023 with a planned project investment of approximately $40 million during the next five years.

E-Mobility, part of the Soltech Group, has successfully installed 15 fast-charging points for fellow Swedish company Göteborgs Lastbilcentral (GLC). "Commissioning one of Sweden’s largest private e-truck charging stations highlights the power of bringing ambitious Nordic companies together", said To...

The project is shared by three players. Kempower is a charging infrastructure manufacturer from Finland; Nimbnet is an operator of charging stations from Sweden; Virta, also from Finland, is a charging infrastructure provider.