A network of ultra-fast charging stations being developed in Norway is set to be fitted with advanced energy storage systems. The project is part of a collaboration by the battery developer ZapGo and fuelling station operator AS Green Cube Innovation and is designed to commercialise the facilities without the need for public infrastructure investments. The stations are set to be fitted with charging services for a variety of vehicles, ranging from 350 kW cars to 1.2 MW trucks, with the storage technology expected to become operational by March 2019.
A network of ultra-fast charging stations being developed in Norway is set to be fitted with advanced energy storage systems. The project is part of a collaboration by the battery developer ZapGo and fuelling station operator AS Green Cube Innovation and is designed to commercialise the facilities without the need for public infrastructure investments. The stations are set to be fitted with charging services for a variety of vehicles, ranging from 350 kW cars to 1.2 MW trucks, with the storage technology expected to become operational by mid-2020.