Fastned CEO Michiel Langezaal: ‘Where many cars pass, that’s where we want to be’
It started with an almost idealistic dream: to provide the electric cars of the future with the necessary charging infrastructure. Since then, Fastned has grown rapidly and founder Michiel Langezaal is CEO of one of Europe’s leading charging companies. Full of confidence, he therefore looks ahead. “We are one of the few parties that can offer scalable charging capacity to that market.”
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