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DCBEnergy builds newest Energy HUB near Zevenbergschen Hoek on A16

DCBEnergy is op bedrijventerrein Zevenbergschen Hoek vlakbij de snelweg A16 van start gegaan met de realisatie van een nieuwe Energy HUB. Hier moeten vrachtwagens vanaf juli duurzaam kunnen tanken en elektrisch laden.
De nieuwste DCBEnergy HUB wordt op dit moment gerealiseert aan de snelweg A16 tussen Rotterdam en Breda.

DCBEnergy has started the construction of a new Energy HUB at Zevenbergschen Hoek industrial estate near the A16 motorway. Here, from July, trucks should be able to refuel and recharge sustainably and with plenty of room to move.

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Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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