recharging infrastructure

The charging station will support a fleet of 25 trucks with a charging capacity of up to 360kW. The trucks will collect parts from Nissan's UK supply base stretching as far afield as Derby; as well as delivering finished vehicles to and from the Port of Tyne.

Together, the three sites will deploy 29 high-capacity Megawatt Charging System (MCS) units, designed to support an estimated 100,000 charging sessions annually. The project is backed by more than $24 million in grant funding from the State of California.

The new hub is strategically located in Dunkirk, on the North Sea–Rhine–Mediterranean corridor of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T). In France, Milence works in close partnership with NGE, France’s fourth-largest independent construction and civil engineering group, for the development of...

Primary charging point operator Allego has chosen Kempower to support its mission of delivering reliable, high-performance EV charging solutions across Europe. Kempower’s and Allego’s collaboration follows a series of successful pilot projects between the two companies since 2023 in the Netherlands,...

Rocsys and ICT Group have successfully completed a compatibility validation between the Rocsys API, namely one of the core components of the Rocsys Platform, and ICT Group’s Smart Equipment Control System. This integration allows for seamless communication between both systems, enabling optimized ch...

The target is to charge truck batteries up to 80 percent in 30 minutes, more or less. With MCS, Scania’s electric trucks can be charged with up to 750 kW, which is roughly two times faster than today’s CCS2 standard. Scania electric trucks equipped with MCS will be available for order early in 2026....