Heavy vehicle charging

Finnish fast-charging solutions provider Kempower has partnered with Croatia's Končar to accelerate EV charging infrastructure across Central and Southeastern Europe. Under this sales and service agreement, Končar will procure, distribute, and install Kempower's DC charging equipment for customers such as charge point operators, public transport, and municipalities.

Zerova Technologies, a subsidiary of Phihong Technology, has recognised the promising potential of the Middle East and Africa region.

Siemens intends to carve out its eMobility business. The company bundled its eMobility charging activities in 2018 and subsequently organised it into a separate business unit in 2022.

ComEd has awarded a US$45,000 EV rebate to Skokie, aiding the village's efforts to electrify its municipal fleet.

Volvo Trucks has introduced Charging Management, a new service that allows for efficient charging of fleets.

Milence, a joint venture between Daimler Truck, the Traton Group, and Volvo Group, is developing its first UK charging hub.

Eurowag has launched the first eMobility Service Provider (eMSP) focused on commercial road transport (CRT) to drive truck electrification.

ChargePoint has partnered with Daimler Buses to seamlessly integrate ChargePoint’s telematics and charge management systems with Mercedes-Benz and Setra brand buses.

The Biden-Harris Administration has announced US$521m in grants to continue building out electric vehicle charging and alternative-fuelling infrastructure across 29 states, eight Federally Recognized Tribes, and the District of Columbia, including the deployment of more than 9,200 EV charging ports.

Kempower and major European shipping and logistics company DFDS have signed an agreement under which Kempower will provide its fast-charging solutions for DFDS’ charging stations.