recharging infrastructure

The system will be available for sales in Europe and North America in July 2026 and will be showcased at events across Europe this summer. The launch comes as the commercial vehicle sector moves toward megawatt charging infrastructure for battery-electric trucks and other heavy-duty vehicles.

Dutch company Rocsys has introduced the S2, its second-generation hands-free charging system suitable for heavy vehicles operating in demanding environments. The S2 is now available to order for ports, distribution hubs and other logistics facilities. The new product is on display at ACT Expo 2026....

The 5,000 square meters charging plaza, located at the Rotterdam World Gateway terminal at the Port of Rotterdam, is officially open and the first phase of development saw 3.5 MW of total available power installed. 30 Kempower Satellites are currently live, each delivering up to 400 kW per plug to t...

For the first time, MAN Truck & Bus publicly demonstrated bidirectional charging under real-world conditions at the premises of logistics company Spedition Schmid in Obertraubling near Regensburg, in Germany. The demonstration featured a battery-electric MAN eTGX with 480 kWh of usable energy. The B...

A total of 16 charging points were commissioned to a setup including 14 Kempower Control Units equipped with 14 Kempower Cable Arms. Additionally, two Kempower Liquid-Cooled Satellites provide high power for fast-charging the vehicles. Particularly noteworthy, according to Kempower, is the mixed use...

The so-called Power to Go Further Tour will cover a 1,000 km journey from Paris to Berlin using battery-electric heavy-duty trucks and charging exclusively at Milence hubs in Saint-Witz (FR), Ghent (BE), Maasmechelen (BE), Zwolle (NL), Mogendorf (DE), Kassel-Lohfelden (DE) and Vockerode (DE) while s...