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Amersfoort-based electric charging infrastructure company Floading is bringing 130 electric buses to Hengelo where they will be adapted for use in The Netherlands.

Clean energy conglomerate Koolen Industries has acquired a majority stake in mobile energy storage company GreenBattery.

Strong growth is expected in the number of electric truck and international logistics from 2026 according to the Knowledge and Innovation center of the Dutch ElaadNL.

The Dutch government is going to install hundreds of thousands chasing stations in cooperation with 6 regions. The ambitious plan was published on Wednesday, 8 July. The plan was agreed upon by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Waterstaat, together with the network operators.

Koolen Industries Solar is the new name of Energy Experience Group (EEG). This is part of a holistic strategy that aims to integrate energy generation more closely with business areas such as clean energy storage and distribution as well as with user applications.

The purchase incentives for privately used electric cars introduced by the Dutch government are proven to be more successful than expected. After only 1 day 44% of the 10 million euros budget allocated to support the buyers of a new electric vehicles has already been claimed, totaling to an amount of 4,4 million euros.

The first broadcast of TankPro TV visited the currently ongoing project of Avia Marees at the new Multi Traffic Point Hoorn along the N307 near Zwaag. The project includes  six food chains, an AVIA filling station with charging facilities delivered by Floading and a car wash.

Dutch clean energy conglomerate Koolen Industries has become a shareholder in EIT InnoEnergy, Europe's sustainable energy innovation engine, to accelerate the commercialisation of clean energy start-upses.

Koolen Industries gets involved in innovative charging solutions for cars, busses and trucks, by investing in Floading Energy Infra BV. “The biggest challenge to realize the energy transition is to be able to store energy. This happens through charging and discharging systems.

Electromagnetic induction gets rid of cables. A WISE driver keeps an eye on the fuel gauge, to make timely stops at filling stations. For drivers of electric cars, though, those stations are few and far between. The infrastructure needed for refilling batteries has yet to.

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