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Easee switches on 850,000 smart chargers for European grid stability

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Easee, the Norwegian manufacturer of smart charging stations, has announced new steps to actively contribute to the stability of Europe’s electricity grid. The company is doing this through its growing network of more than 850,000 4G-connected chargers across Europe. These chargers can relieve increasing pressure on the grid while accelerating the energy transition.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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