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Axel Horst (Shell Recharge): ‘Grid congestion remains biggest bottleneck for charging infrastructure’

vlnr Paul Blonk (Mobility Energy), Axel Horst (Shell Recharge), Luberto van Buiten (Mobility Energy)
vlnr Paul Blonk (Mobility Energy), Axel Horst (Shell Recharge), Luberto van Buiten (Mobility Energy) gingen in gesprek over de markt voor e-trucks. Promedia

Hauliers, governments, energy companies and charging station providers must work closely together for a rapid roll-out of truck charging infrastructure. So says Axel Horst, head of public charging at Shell Recharge and board member of ChargeUp Europe, in the latest episode of Mobility Energy Talks.

Horst argues that grid congestion will remain one of the biggest bottlenecks for the time being, he shared in the latest edition of Mobility Energy Talks, the monthly talk show by trade magazine Mobility Energy, was recorded on the eve of Congress Charging Infrastructure Belgium. Horst is one of the speakers here.

Mobility Energy Talks is presented by Mobility Energy editor Luberto van Buiten and editor Paul Blonk. Guest in this edition: Axel Horst of Shell Recharge. Watch or listen to the podcast here:


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

Author: Luberto van Buiten

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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