en.Wedoany.com Reported - Fiege recently opened an electric truck charging station in Oftringen, Switzerland, consisting of ten charging points. Four of these are standard overnight charging points with a power output of up to 100 kilowatts, while six are high-power fast charging points with a power output of up to 500 kilowatts. To support this facility, the company installed a transformer station with an apparent power of 1250 kVA through a complex process. Since the charging station is located above an underground parking garage, the cables are laid in concrete ducts on the ground.

Marcel Boccali, Managing Director of Fiege Schweiz and Head of Land Transport, stated that as an expert in international transport and distribution solutions, the company has long been exploring future mobility options, with fleet electrification playing a central role. He noted that the new charging station creates conditions for enhancing the sustainability of transport solutions and expanding the operational range and availability of battery-powered trucks.

The new charging station allows the logistics service provider, headquartered in Greven, Westphalia, Germany, to more flexibly dispatch its eight heavy-duty electric trucks. These vehicles are currently used for daily short-haul and long-haul transport in Switzerland, serving various customers. Company-wide, Fiege Group already operates over 20 battery-powered heavy-duty trucks and 20 fast charging points. An additional ten electric truck fast charging points are under construction at multiple locations in Germany. At the same time, the company is also using alternative fuels such as bio-compressed natural gas, bio-liquefied natural gas, and HVO100.

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