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Tango and Q8 electric charging stations in the Benelux get Flexecharge energy management system

Q8 Benelux gaat gebruik maken van Flexecharge. Hierdoor worden alle EV-laadstations van Q8 in de Benelux uitgerust met het Harmon-E energiemanagementsysteem.
Tango en Q8 gaan op electric laadlocaties in de Benelux gebruik maken van het Harmon-E energiemanagementsysteem.

EV charging stations of Tango and Q8 in the Benelux will be equipped with Flexecharge’s Harmon-E energy management system. The energy management system is to provide automated energy control at Q8 and Tango’s charging locations in the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Flexecharge announced this on LinkedIn on Friday.

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Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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