recharging infrastructure

By integrating Octopus’s award-winning EV charging platform, Nissan drivers can now charge at over 1 million charge points from over 1,200 operators, including brands such as IONITY, Allego, Aral pulse or TotalEnergies.

Transport electrification requires brave and innovative companies and projects. That’s quite clear in the current scenario. Founded in 2022, then still a very young company, Voltera develops and operates EV charging infrastructure in the United States. Or, as their own website states, “the ability t...

The Smart Charging Cube, offered in cooperation with AW Automotive, can be operated in a vehicle depot or maintenance yard as well as in decentralised locations, such as construction sites. The Cube is essentially a battery with power electronics and a charging station.

Among the latest projects is the first hub in the Ruhr region, located in Recklinghausenhas. The latter, designed exclusively for electric trucks, is located in the Ruhr region in the presence of Mona Neubaur, North Rhine-Westphalia’s Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection.

The charging station will support a fleet of 25 trucks with a charging capacity of up to 360kW. The trucks will collect parts from Nissan's UK supply base stretching as far afield as Derby; as well as delivering finished vehicles to and from the Port of Tyne.

Together, the three sites will deploy 29 high-capacity Megawatt Charging System (MCS) units, designed to support an estimated 100,000 charging sessions annually. The project is backed by more than $24 million in grant funding from the State of California.