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Tamoil expands T-Electric to nationwide charging network: ‘New and scaled-up charging squares’

Het T-Electric tankstation De Blikken bij Emmen biedt onder de luifel met menhirs naast de brandstofpompen ook twee laadplekken met 300 kW snelladers. Foto: Tamoil Nederland, 2026

T-Electric, Tamoil Netherlands’ branded charging stations, continues to invest in the realisation of a nationwide charging network. New, scaled-up charging squares with T-Electric charging facilities have now opened in Capelle aan den IJssel, Emmen, Kapel-Avezaath, Lelystad, Moergestel and Wesepe.

In Capelle aan den IJssel, a new T-Electric charging station has been realised at Shell petrol station Schollevaar. Two 420 kW charging stations have been installed here, supported by a battery. The location is suitable for both passenger cars and delivery vans. At T-Energy petrol station De Blikken on the N34 in Emmen, two 300-kW charging spots have recently become available. In Kapel-Avezaath in Gelderland, T-Electric realised a charging station at MT-Carwash on Zoelensestraat. It is the formula’s first charging station in the province of Gelderland. The location between the A15 motorway exit and Tiel has two 420 kW charging stations and a 765 kWh battery.

In Moergestel, Brabant, the existing charging solution has been scaled up to four charging points with a maximum capacity of 420 kW per charging point, supported by a 765 kWh battery. The location was also equipped with four extra-wide and deep parking bays, so that even large delivery vans and small trucks can charge in all the space they need.

Loading is now also possible at the Tamoil filling station on Raalterweg in Wesepe in Overijssel. Two 320 kW chargers have been installed there. In Lelystad, Tamoil says the installation has been completed and the power connection is expected within a few weeks. In Koudekerke, Zeeland, the company will soon start work, aiming to have the location operational by the beginning of June.

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With the further roll-out of T-Electric charging stations, Tamoil Netherlands says it is expressly investing in tomorrow’s mobility. By combining strategically located charging locations with high power and smart energy solutions, the company says it is ‘building step by step a network that meets the changing needs of electric drivers in the Netherlands’.

Tamoil Netherlands is part of the Oilinvest Group, a European oil group with service stations in Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Spain and the Netherlands.

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

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com