Milence, the joint venture dedicated to heavy-duty charging infrastructure, has officially opened its fourth charging hub in the Netherlands. The new facility is situated on the A1 motorway, a critical segment of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) North Sea–Baltic Corridor.
High-Power Infrastructure
The site initially features five High-Power Charging (HPC) bays, each capable of delivering up to 400 kW. This infrastructure is specifically engineered to meet the demanding energy requirements of electric trucks, supporting the transition toward zero-emission logistics across European borders.
As part of the broader TEN-T initiative, this hub serves as a vital link for freight transport moving through the region, ensuring that long-haul electric vehicles have reliable access to fast-charging technology.
