refuelling and loading

Adding two energy hubs and a gas station in less than two months for DCB Energy

DCB Energy heeft in minder dan twee maanden tijd het eigen netwerk uitgebreid met drie tank- en laadlocaties, in zowel Nederland als België.
In Middenmeer, op steenworp afstand van de snelweg A7, opent DCB Energy half september officieel een nieuw tankstation.

DCB Energy has expanded its own network by three refuelling and charging locations in less than two months, in both the Netherlands and Belgium. Following the opening at the end of July of an ‘energy hub’ in Flemish Meer, the company’s ‘flagship’, new locations in Middenmeer and Breda will open in the month of September.

At Logistic Centre Hazeldonk-Meer on the A16/E19 motorway, just across the border south of Breda, DCB Energy opened a multi-fuel filling station at the end of July, the company’s first in Belgium and also the formula’s flagship. The ‘energy hub’, as DC Berkel Group calls the location, has four sites for passenger cars, 15 for trucks and six for electric trucks. These will find Euro 95, Euro 98, diesel, HVO100, AdBlue and GNR (red gas oil) there. In the later term, Bio-LNG will also be offered and both electric cars and e-trucks can fast charge there. Energy hubs always offer a wide range of fossil and more sustainable fuels as well as (fast) charging facilities, according to the Spijkenisse-based company. In addition, the hubs are always designed in such a way that trucks have plenty of room to manoeuvre.

Breda

At Bagven Park business park in Breda, a few kilometres from Transportzone Meer, DCB Energy is currently putting the finishing touches to another ‘energy hub’. Here too, refuelling and charging facilities are offered 24/7 under one canopy for cars, vans and trucks. For cars and commercial vehicles, there are ten charging bays and for trucks, three charging bays are available. The fast chargers supply power up to 400 kW from ‘green’ electricity. The hub in Breda also offers all known fossil fuels and more sustainable variants such as AdBlue, CNG and HVO100. Objection procedures caused the construction of the service station near ‘Princeville’ interchange to take three years. DCB Energy Hub Breda is due to open on 26 September.

Middenmeer

In the North Holland town of Middenmeer, the company has also set up a new site. At Agriport, a stone’s throw from the A7 motorway, passenger cars and trucks can go for Euro 95, Euro 98, diesel and HVO100. There may also be fast chargers in the future. The location will be open to customers from 16 September.

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

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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