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With Ecotap we give extra meaning to the word ‘power’

“Laadkracht (meaning load power) is a company that mainly focuses on installing and operating public charging stations. We mainly do this in the north of the Netherlands. We distinguish ourselves by installing and connecting the charging stations in one operation. We have been doing this for 2 years now: at

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Together you go further than alone…

“We are a pan-European renewable energy wholesaler. And we supply everything that has to do with a solar park. We do this with branches in the Netherlands, where our head office is located, and with account managers in Germany, Finland and Poland. Slovenia and France. You can see us as

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Discover the green future of mobility in Europe and your role in it

The future of mobility in Europe is brimming with green ambitions, with a focus on cleaner vehicles such as electric cars and hydrogen trucks. Recently, EU member states together with the European Parliament agreed on new rules to make this sustainable vision a reality. One notable measure coming out of this is the obligation to install charging stations every 60 kilometres along major European roads. An ambitious move, but there is still much work to be done, as “many countries are lagging behind”. The EU Deal: A charging station every 60 Kilometres The new rules focus in particular on the

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The electric revolution: Latest developments and future prospects

Electric vehicles (EVs) have accelerated the automotive industry and promise to change the future of mobility. New breakthroughs are announced daily, highlighting the dynamism of this innovative sector. Let’s dive into some notable recent developments shaping the future of electric vehicles. Toyota’s vision for EVs: Akio Toyoda’s forecast One of the world’s most influential carmakers, Toyota, recently expressed its expectation that fully electric cars could reach 30 per cent market share. In doing so, Akio Toyoda, Toyota’s chairman, sent an important signal about how the company sees the future of EVs. This prediction points to a shift towards an electric-oriented

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