recharging infrastructure

California, British Columbia, Oregon, Washington and Baja California have launched the BC2BC ZEV Corridor initiative, aimed at creating a cross-border charging and hydrogen refuelling network for zero-emission trucks along the West Coast. The initial infrastructure plan includes 20 charging stations...

Ewiva has opened its second ultra-fast charging station in Italy specifically designed for battery-electric trucks. Located near the Parma Ovest motorway exit, the new hub in Noceto strengthens charging infrastructure along one of the country's busiest freight corridors.

Milence has expanded its European charging network with a new hub in Deurningen-Hengelo, the company's fourth site in the Netherlands. Besides strengthening the North Sea–Baltic freight corridor, the project marks a first for the joint venture, having been built using zero-emission construction equi...

Europe’s public charging network is expanding faster than the electric vehicle market in almost every EU country, according to a new Transport & Environment analysis. The findings challenge one of the most common arguments against electrification, suggesting that infrastructure is increasingly ahead...

Located close to the German-Polish border, the site is expected to support cross-border electric road transport on the strategic east-west route linking the North Sea ports of Rotterdam and Antwerp with Germany and Warsaw. The hub is being developed within Log Plaza Frankfurt (Oder), an industrial a...

The Fresno WattEV charging depot creates a key link between the ports of Oakland, Stockton and inland freight hubs in the northern San Joaquin Valley. Indeed, the Fresno depot is located on the busy Highway 99 corridor in the Californian city.