The electricity grid of the future
After Alfen announced to be part of the largest public charging infrastructure project in Belgium in 2017, Alfen delivered another 440 EV charging stations to Fluvius in 2019. The EV charging stations were supplied by Allego, who entered a 10-year exploitation contract with Fluvius when the project was launched.
Jaguar Land Rover selected Alfen as the supplier for EV chargers for both the dealers and customers in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Portugal and Spain.
Alfen and Elmtronics supplied smart chargers for North Somerset Council’s fleet electrification which is leading the charge to the electrification of its fleet with the support of Elmtronics using intelligent EV chargers from Alfen.
In 2018, LeasePlan, a leading player in the field of Car-as-a-Service and supplier of charging solutions Allego, have announced a new collaboration that grants LeasePlan clientswho drive electric vehicles (E-drivers) their own charging stations at home and at work.
Alfen supplied smart charging stations for electric vehicles to the LV Connect & Manage project of Western Power Distribution.
As part of the programme to electrify its vehicle fleet, Stedin has installed charge points for electric vehicles at various Stedin locations in the Netherlands.
Alfen supplied an energy system that combines a charging hub, energy storage and sustainable production at the Cars Jeans Stadium of ADO Den Haag.
Alfen supplied an energy storage system to the test site for electric vehicles of ElaadNL.
The rapid increase of intermittent renewable energy is putting an increasing pressure on global electricity grids. To make power grids more resilient to external influences, Alfen is launching a new solution: A platform that allows local parts of the grid to disconnect from the central grid and self-heal.
Alfen has won a tender to supply the European Commission offices in Brussels with charging equipment for electric vehicles (EVs). Alfen will also provide its online management tool for real-time insights in charging behavior and remote control of the chargers.
To proactively solve the issue of having a shortage of EV charge points, various entrepreneurs in the Dutch Twente regions joined forces. This resulted in the STEK project, short for (in English) STimulating EleCtric transportation, an initiative started by the Green Business Club Twente.
