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Fieten Olie opens new loading bay in Doetinchem

In totaal zijn er op het laadplein drie laadpalen bestemd voor vrachtauto’s en vier voor personenauto’s en bedrijfswagens.

On the Oostelijke Randweg in Doetinchem, Fieten Olie has opened a loading bay. From now on, cars, commercial vehicles and trucks with trailers can load here.

Over a year ago, after a delay, Fieten Olie opened a new filling station in Doetinchem. Customers can go here for fuels such as Euro95, Euro98, diesel, HVO100 and AdBlue. At the time, the arrival of charging stations for cars and trucks was already announced, and now they have actually been realised.

The charging infrastructure has a total capacity of 1,000 kW, which is dynamically distributed over seven charging stations. For trucks with trailers, special liquid-cooled chargers have been installed, where the vehicles can be fully parked at the charging points. A total of three charging stations are intended for trucks and four for passenger cars and commercial vehicles.

Renewed filling station Hoogeveen

Besides opening a charging station, Fieten Olie also renovated its filling station in Hoogeveen. Where previously customers could only go for diesel and AdBlue, this has now been expanded to include Euro95, Euro98 and HVO100. DC fast chargers will also be installed here soon.

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This article was automatically translated from the Dutch language original to English (British).

Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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