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Aers Group: Aers Truckplaza in Zeebrugge officially opens in April 2026

De Aers Truckplaza die Aers Groep in het Belgische Zeebrugge bouwt, zal in april 2026 officieel de deuren openen.
Aers Truckplaza moet op één goed bereikbare locatie alles aanbieden op het gebied van service en duurzaam rijden voor vrachtwagens.

The Aers Truckplaza that Aers Group is building in Zeebrugge, Belgium, will officially open its doors in April 2026. According to the Aardenburg, Zeeland-based company, Truckplaza will be ‘a fully equipped service point ready for the future’.

Although work is still mainly taking place in the ground, according to Aers Group, in Zeebrugge ‘the place where hydrogen and electric trucks will soon be able to charge and refuel is taking shape every day’. Ground work for the fuel tanks is currently in full swing. Aers Truckplaza is being realised on the A11, exit 19 in Zeebrugge, Belgium. It aims to offer everything in terms of service and sustainable driving for trucks at one location. At Aers Truckplaza, trucks will soon be able to refuel and fast-charge and hydrogen will also be offered.

To allow truck drivers to energise themselves too, the site will have a restaurant, mini-supermarket and large car park with 140 guarded parking spaces.

Aers Group has a network of a total of ten of its own filling stations, of which the manned filling station with bakery in IJzendijke is the largest. It also has two manned and seven unmanned filling stations.

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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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