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PowerField is a Dutch company that develops, builds and operates solar parks, charging stations and energy storage systems. Subsidiary PowerGo is a strong emerging player in the European fast charging industry for electric vehicles. The charging points are powered by solar energy from Dutch soil. ”PowerField is a company with its
“Ploegam is a contractor, especially in ground, road and hydraulic engineering. We actually do quite a lot”, says Maarten Munster of Ploegam. “Ecotap’s contribution is mainly related to the flood protection programme. This is a program from the Dutch government in which the dykes are raised so that we remain
“Park ‘n Charge is actively involved in the operation of charging stations. You can actually compare us to a gas station owner, but for electric cars. What we mainly do is install charging stations on the street. We have contracts with municipalities in various places throughout the Netherlands. Before I
“We started supplying and installing charging stations a few years ago,” begins Emiel Siemonsma of Laadpaal123. “Ecotap clearly stands out as a leader in the market. We mainly chose this brand because of their wide range for both the business and private market. In this way we can offer our
How Will Verhagen from Ecocharge ended up at Ecotap? “Before I started my own company, I worked for a large multinational for a long time. I started on April 2, 2020, because I thought April 1 – Fools’ Day – was a strange date…”, says Will with a laugh. At
The collaboration between Mick-e energy and Ecotap started about 2.5 years ago. “We came into contact with them through a joint relationship. This relationship has told many positive stories about his collaboration with Ecotap. So we were actually made enthusiastic by one of their other clients,” says Arjan Leijtens. “We
He actually started his company in 2014 with the main goal of promoting electric driving. He soon realized that this was no longer necessary. Then Steef Korfker decided to focus on simplifying charging infrastructure. With his company NL Mobility, he only installs and supplies Ecotap charging points. This increasingly concerns
“Electric driving is fantastic!” She is full of enthusiasm. Inez van Kronenberg (43) from Meerlo, North Limburg, says she feels “like a queen” in her car. She has been driving a striking Peugeot 208 from the company since just before Christmas 2020. The sustainability consultant at Avalon Advies in Elst
His first electric car dates back to eight years ago. That was a Renault ZOE, with a range of 100 kilometers. He put a step in the back there, in case he couldn’t get to his appointment. Gerald van Kessel (55) now still drives electrically. The co-director of MGM Project
Why did he choose the Volvo XC60 for an electric car? “Because I have a Swedish wife.” Jesse Boeijen (32) from Cuijk says it with a smile. He has been driving the plug-in hybrid for his work for a year and a half. That works so well that a second
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