loading and refuelling

After three years of hassle, now DCB Energy Hub filling station at Bagven Park business park in Breda after all

Op bedrijventerrein Bagven Park in Breda legt DCB Energy de laatste hand aan de realisatie van een eigen ‘energy hub’.
Na de realisatie van het 'vlaggenschip' op Transportzone Meer in België, legt DCBerkel nu de laatste hand aan een 'energy hub' op Bagven Park in Breda.

At Breda’s Bagven Park business park, DCB Energy is putting the finishing touches to the realisation of its own ‘energy hub’. Objection procedures ensured that the construction of the service station near junction ‘Princeville’ where cars and trucks can refuel and fast charge took three years.

After the opening at the end of July at Transportzone Meer in Belgium of Europe’s largest DCB Energy Hub, it is now Breda’s turn, according to the company. At Bagven Park, DCB Energy is realising an ‘energy hub’, a location where both passenger cars and trucks can load and refuel in all space. The Spijkenisse-based company has had some charging stations at Bagven Park for some time, but it wants to provide a complete energy supply for passenger cars and trucks at the business park west of Breda. Objection procedures ensured that since the first work on the site, three years have now passed before DCB Energy can open the unmanned refuelling and charging site. Objections included the ‘traffic pull’ of the filling station and about the 45-metre-high advertising mast on the site.

Thirteen loading bays

DCB Energy Hub Breda is unmanned and will offer loading and refuelling facilities for cars, vans and trucks under one canopy. There are ten charging bays for cars and commercial vehicles and three charging bays are available for trucks. The fast chargers deliver power up to 400 kW from ‘green’ electricity. The Breda hub also offers all known fossil fuels and more sustainable variants such as AdBlue, CNG and HVO100. The fuelling and charging station in Breda, which will be open 24/7, is secured by means of lighting and cameras.
DCB Energy Hub Breda, a formula of DC Berkel Groep, is due to open on 26 September.

Also read:

This article was automatically translated from the Dutch language original to English (British).

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

E-mail

Related posts

Albert Heijn to go remains These are the first two opposite BP motorway stations to be upgraded to OK

Catom, the company behind petrol station brand OK in the Netherlands, started the conversion operation of a total of about 300 BP petrol stations to OK on 2 February. Over the next eight weeks, 24 filling station locations will be rebranded. This includes BP’s first two motorway locations which, located opposite each other, both have…
fifth from the netherlands Shell gas station Van Staveren in Urk to be revamped to Jitha’s Deli

The Shell petrol station on Marsdiep in Urk, part of Van Staveren, is being revamped and will get a shop according to the Jitha’s Deli formula. This brings the number of Shell filling stations in the Netherlands with a Jitha’s Deli to five.
fast charging also plus Electric cars in Germany can now charge at 200,000 public charging points

In Germany, by 2025, the number of publicly accessible charging points will have grown by double digits. As of 1 January this year, there were 193,985 charging points connected to the grid nationwide, up 17.4 per cent from the previous year. The number of fast chargers rose even faster.
former flagship TotalEnergies gas station Jongeneel in Ypenburg district of The Hague to be revamped to Circle K

Jongeneel’s TotalEnergies service station on the Ypenburg Stationsweg in The Hague is being revamped with a shop according to the Circle K formula before the summer. Last year, the shop activities of the service station, once the flagship of Tankstations Jongeneel, were taken over by the Canadian retail giant.