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Kempower has secured a framework agreement to supply DC fast charging infrastructure across all DP World terminals in Canada, standardizing EV charging solutions for the global logistics firm. This partnership supports the electrification of DP World's service vehicle fleets at its Canadian port operations, marking a significant step in sustainable port logistics.
Denver Public Schools (DPS) is expanding its commitment to electrifying student transportation, now operating 28 electric school buses within its fleet. To support this growth, DPS has implemented a comprehensive DC fast charging solution from Kempower at its Hilltop Bus Terminal. This upgrade provides essential infrastructure for the district's clean-energy vehicles, ensuring reliable charging for daily operations.
New data from Kempower's North American network reveals that the number of available charging ports at a site significantly impacts its usage. This suggests that expanding charger capacity through multiple plugs can be more crucial for driver adoption and station efficiency than merely increasing power output.
Finnish DC fast-charging manufacturer Kempower has launched a new leasing program in the UK, designed to lower the initial capital expenditure for charge point operators. This financial model aims to accelerate the rollout of crucial charging infrastructure across the region by making its hardware more accessible. The program effectively mitigates the high upfront costs traditionally associated with installing advanced charging solutions.
PowerUp America has activated a new public EV charging site in Manchester, Kentucky, designed to enhance the charging experience in rural areas. This hub offers four Kempower Flex Satellite chargers, providing up to 800 kW of power with both NACS and CCS1 connectors. The facility emphasizes user comfort and convenience with pull-through access.
Kempower and PowerUp America have begun deploying a new network of DC fast-charging stations across the Southeastern United States. The first of 12 planned sites is now operational in Manchester, Kentucky, marking a significant step in expanding EV infrastructure in the region.
