Expansion to 13 locations

Dutch charging company Fastned opens first station in Spain

Fastned-CEO Michiel Langezaal (rechts) en de Spaanse minister van Industrie Jordi Hereu openen de nieuwe locatie.
Fastned-CEO Michiel Langezaal (rechts) en de Spaanse minister van Industrie Jordi Hereu openen de nieuwe locatie. Fastned

Charging company Fastned has opened its first two stations in Spain: at the Garraf Norte and Garraf Sur service areas on the C-32 motorway near Barcelona. The company announced this today.

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Author: Luberto van Buiten

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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