recharging infrastructure

Milence has inaugurated a new electric truck charging hub in Temse, Belgium, featuring eight charging bays, including four equipped with Megawatt Charging System (MCS) technology. Located between Antwerp and Ghent, the facility strengthens the company's European network and will contribute to real-w...

How can Europe's transport operators expand charging access without waiting for an entirely new public network? In this interview, Spirii's CEO discusses the partnership with Daimler Truck's TruckCharge Network, the potential and limitations of semi-public depot charging, and the economic factors sh...

Kempower has partnered with French charging operator Evergreen Mobility to develop heavy-duty charging infrastructure across France. Two sites are already operational, combining megawatt-ready equipment with depot charging solutions. The partnership targets both public truck stops and logistics faci...

Voltix, a subsidiary of VINCI Concessions, has inaugurated its first public charging station dedicated to electric heavy-duty trucks in Vierzon, central France. With four charging points offering up to 1.5 MW each, the site is designed to support long-distance freight transport and marks the beginni...

E.ON Drive Infrastructure has acquired the former BP Pulse fast-charging network in the Netherlands, comprising 79 locations and 370 charging points. The infrastructure will operate under the Essent brand, while the agreement also includes 45 additional sites earmarked for future charging hubs.

Portuguese charge point operator REMO is expanding its deployment of Kempower fast chargers across Spain and Portugal. The network targets public and depot charging for electric trucks, buses and passenger cars, with recent installations including logistics hubs operated by Luís Simões and a 20-bus ...