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WattHub opens first fast charging station for trucks on Maasvlakte this summer

laadplein watthub maasvlakte
Een concepttekening van het aankomende laadplein op de Maasvlakte.

At the RWG terminal on the Maasvlakte, a charging plaza is being built with more than 50 charging spots for electric trucks. The facility is semi-public, allowing almost any company to use it. According to the builders, it is the first on the Maasvlakte. The tariffs? “We’re leaving that one in the middle for now,” he says.

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Author: Geert van der Klugt

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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