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DCB Energy builds Rotterdam ‘energy hub’ with fuels and fast chargers: ‘Efficient stops’

Volgens DCB Energy geeft de nieuwe energy hub in Rotterdam dadelijk voor iedere chauffeur een antwoord op de vraag hoe hij het slimst tankt of laadt. Foto: DCB Energy, 2026

DCB Energy is putting the finishing touches to the company’s new ‘energy hub’. From mid-June, trucks can visit the Columbusstraat in Rotterdam-Albrandswaard for a range of regular and sustainable fuels and fast chargers.

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Author: Paul Blonk

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