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Fastned opens Germany’s first fast-charging station right on the motorway: ‘This is just the beginning’

Het Nederlandse Fastned heeft in Duitsland het eerste snellaadstation geopend dat zich direct aan een snelweg bevindt. Het laadplein met zes overdekte snelladers is gerealiseerd op parkeerplaats Neufelder Heide Süd aan de snelweg A40 tussen Venlo en Duisburg.
Christian Lippold (Autobahn GmbH), Linda Boll en Joachim van Bebber (Autobahn GmbH) openden het eerste snellaadstation van Fastned dat zich direct aan een Duitse snelweg bevindt.

Dutch company Fastned has opened the first fast-charging station in Germany directly on a motorway. The charging plaza with six covered fast chargers has been realised at car park Neufelder Heide Süd on the A40 motorway between Venlo and Duisburg.

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Author: Paul Blonk

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