• The new charging hub in Deurningen-Hengelo is the first Milence location to be constructed using zero-emission construction equipment, demonstrating how charging infrastructure can be delivered in an even more sustainable way.
• Located along the A1 motorway, the hub strengthens the North Sea–Baltic TEN-T Corridor and demonstrates how Milence is not only enabling fossil-free road transport but also making the development of charging infrastructure more sustainable.
Milence is taking the next step in the sustainable development of charging infrastructure with the opening of its first charging hub constructed using electric construction equipment. The new site in Deurningen-Hengelo is Milence’s fourth charging hub in the Netherlands and further strengthens the European network along the North Sea–Baltic TEN-T Corridor.
The transition to fossil-free road transport does not begin when an electric truck plugs in for the first time; it starts during the construction of the infrastructure itself. With the development of the new charging hub in Deurningen-Hengelo, Milence demonstrates how sustainability can be integrated into every stage of the construction process. Through the use of electric construction equipment, smart construction logistics and innovative materials, Milence is taking another step towards making the rollout of public charging infrastructure for battery-electric heavy-duty vehicles more sustainable. (....)