Kempower’s charging technology and Virta’s seamless plug-and-pay software were chosen by Finnish beverages manufacturer Hartwall to provide energy to power electric trucks in its logistics operations in Finland.

As a matter of fact, Hartwall selected Kempower’s Satellite charging system for its Brewery in Lahti, Finland. “The decision was influenced by Kempower’s advanced technology and the compact size of the charging satellites, which are crucial for installation at loading docks. This careful selection process underscores Hartwall’s commitment to finding the best solutions to support the company’s sustainability goals”, stated Kempower in a press release.

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Kempower for Hartwall’s e-truck

The first electric trucks began operating for Hartwall in the cities of Helsinki and Tampere in 2022. Now, two years later, Hartwall is also delivering the company’s products between the city of Lahti and Helsinki with an electric truck, now charged at Hartwall’s premises in Lahti with the Kempower Satellite DC fast-charging system. 

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“The integration of electric trucks to our truck fleet is just one part of our broader strategy to reduce emissions and promote sustainability. We have set ambitious targets, and with partners like Kempower, we are confident in our ability to achieve them,” said Tomi Heinäaho, Logistics Manager at Hartwall. “We considered many different DC fast-charging equipment manufacturers and ultimately chose Kempower’s EV charging solutions. Kempower’s technology allows us to precisely control the charging processes and ensure our electric truck fleet is always ready for use”.

The planning and installation of the charging infrastructure were carried out in close collaboration with Kempower. This partnership has been instrumental in achieving the best possible solution for Hartwall’s needs.

 

 

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