Infrastructure

Ekoenergetyka and Swedish charging operator Gito have recently opened a brand-new charging station in Ängelholm. The latter is equipped with Ekoenergetyka’s cutting-edge high-power solution. For the new site, Ekoenergetyka has delivered two Axon Side DLBS power units combined with four SAT...

Siemens has introduced SICHARGE FLEX, a new generation of electric vehicle (EV) charging systems designed for the transition to high-power, flexible, and scalable charging. The system aims to combine modularity, high power density, and dynamic power distribution. The product was officially launched ...

From 2026, Daimler Buses will install its own public charging stations for electric buses and coaches. The initiative targets high-traffic tourist destinations such as city bus parking lots and amusement parks, aiming to make electric vehicles viable on travel routes that extend beyond urban public ...

Amphos, a UK-based specialist in smart energy and fleet electrification, has acquired Cleaner Group, a Independent Connection Provider (ICP) in the EV infrastructure sector. The move took place in late July and strengthens Amphos’ technical capacity and positions the company to accelerate the rollou...

Daimler Buses has secured a complete contract with Regionalbus Leipzig for the construction of a new electric bus depot at Zwenkau and the delivery of nine battery-electric Mercedes eCitaro solo buses, with operations scheduled to start by early 2027. And “an option has been placed for 17 addi...

Kempower and EO Charging announce they have reached a new milestone in the UK’s e-bus infrastructure, installing over 300 fast charge points across major depots, supporting operators including Metroline, Go Ahead, and Stagecoach. And another 150 chargers are said to be already under construction. In...