up to 300 kW

All sixty of Allsafe’s Dutch branches are to be fitted with charging facilities: ‘Strategic locations’

Omdat volgens opslagverhuurder Allsafe het laden van EV's verschuift van de snelweg naar de rand van steden, krijgen alle vestigingen van het bedrijf openbare laadfaciliteiten. Foto: Allsafe, 2026

Allsafe, a provider of temporary storage spaces, is in the process of fitting all its branches in the Netherlands with charging facilities. At present, charging is available at 32 of the company’s branches, but ‘soon’ all sixty locations are set to have publicly accessible chargers.

According to Allsafe, the branches where electric passenger cars can be charged are ‘strategically’ located, as they are situated on the outskirts of towns and near major roads. Consumers and business owners of EVs can use these facilities 24/7 and will find several 50five AC and DC chargers with a capacity of up to 300 kW. Owners of an Allsafe charging token receive a 10 per cent discount on a charging session. To ensure greater visibility from the road, charging stickers have been affixed to a large number of the premises. The electricity for the charging facilities is generated by solar panels on the buildings and, according to the company, can help prevent peak demand by storing electricity in batteries also located on site.

At present, charging is available at 32 Allsafe branches, but the company is working towards having charging points at all sixty branches ‘in the near future’.

Partnership

Allsafe and 50five announced a partnership in November last year. According to both companies, this marked the start of the roll-out in the Netherlands of the ‘largest network of fast chargers within built-up areas’. The companies say they aim to respond to the trend whereby electric charging is rapidly shifting from the motorway to the city.

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This article was automatically translated from the original Dutch text into British English.

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: Mobility Energy

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