Global Infrastructure SherpaDCB Energy builds truck charging network in Benelux with Kempower technology
Dutch energy company DCB Energy is developing a public truck charging network across the Benelux countries, with Finnish manufacturer Kempower providing the necessary technology. The initial phase includes eight locations, comprising seven in the Netherlands and one in Belgium, marking a significant step in expanding EV charging infrastructure for heavy-duty vehicles in the region.
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Dutch energy company DCB Energy is partnering with Finnish technology provider Kempower to establish a public truck charging network across the Benelux region. Kempower, specializing in DC fast charging solutions for commercial vehicles and public applications, will supply the necessary technology for this heavy-duty EV infrastructure. The initial phase targets eight locations, with seven in the Netherlands and one in Belgium, a focused approach to electrifying regional logistics. This announced partnership, dated March 12, 2026, addresses the growing demand for dedicated charging points for electric trucks, a segment crucial for decarbonizing freight.
- Initial phase includes 8 locations (7 in Netherlands, 1 in Belgium).
- Network specifically targets heavy-duty electric vehicles.
- Kempower, a Finnish DC fast charging specialist, provides the technology.
- Deal announced March 12, 2026.
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Mar 12, 2026
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