Kempower has signed a contract to deliver DC fast charging solutions to the energy transition company St1. The latter aims to increase fast charging availability and make the charging experience more user-friendly in the Nordics. St1 is also owner of Shell’s brand license rights for the retail business in Norway, Sweden and Finland.

The first project within the partnership shared between Kempower and St1 was establishing EV fast charging at a new 24-hour operating energy station named Shell Lonelier just outside the Norwegian city of Kristiansand in the summer of 2023.

Kempower already shares a project with St1

St1’s energy station features 16 high power Kempower Satellite charging points and solar panels on the roof. In addition, it also offers liquid fuels, to cater for all types of traffic that passes through the busy area while reserving space for the construction of further sustainable energy solutions in the future.

“We are delighted that St1 has chosen us as its partner. By offering EV fast charging access on a large scale to fleets and passenger cars, we can push the region’s e-mobility transition even further forward. Our dynamic charging systems are built with charging availability in mind, meaning EV drivers using the Shell Lonelier station can be confident that they will have a convenient and comfortable charging experience, wherever their journey may take them”, stated Kempower’s Director of Sales, North Europe, Erik Kanerva.

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