recharging infrastructure

ABB E-mobility and French charging operator Oreve are expanding their partnership with 12 new high-power charging sites along major freight corridors in France. The network will add approximately 100 charging points and 18 MW of installed capacity, with the first MCS-compatible installation planned ...

Kempower has lowered its 2026 revenue and profitability forecasts amid slowing investment in charging infrastructure. The Finnish company is planning a restructuring that could affect up to 120 employees worldwide. Meanwhile, its technology continues to support new projects, including a major public...

The SPIRIT-E research project has demonstrated that electric trucks can supply energy to logistics depots, other vehicles and the public electricity grid. Using a MAN eTGX, researchers tested bidirectional charging at up to 350 kW, identifying potential energy cost savings for fleet operators.

UK food wholesaler Bidfood has installed a Kempower overhead charging system at its Slough depot. With four charging points and 600 kW of available power, the solution enables electric trucks to recharge during loading operations without sacrificing valuable parking space. The project was designed a...

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...