In the first phase of development, three charging points will be installed, each with a charging capacity of up to 400 kW, implemented using a modern satellite system and supported by funding from the state of Baden-Württemberg.
In doing so, we are creating a scalable and future-proof charging infrastructure that is already paving the way for tomorrow.
Particularly exciting: the future integration of PV generation and battery storage is already being taken into account in the planning stage.
“With this project, we are creating a robust foundation for the transformation of depot transport and taking a holistic approach to energy right from the start,” say Timo Grahm and Dominik Meffle, Managing Directors of the Wolfmüller Group.
For us at Energy Partners, too, the combination of charging infrastructure, renewable generation and storage technology is a key lever for permanently reconciling economic efficiency and sustainability in the mobility sector.
