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Electreon Signs a Commercial Agreement With Electra Afikim––Israel's Fourth Largest Bus Operator

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Monday, May 16, 2022
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As part of the agreement, Electreon will provide Electra Afikim with wireless charging infrastructure that will enable simultaneous charging of 30 buses, 24 hours a day.

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  • As part of the agreement, Electreon will provide Electra Afikim with wireless charging infrastructure that will enable simultaneous charging of 30 buses, 24 hours a day.
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    Electreon signs a commercial agreement with Electra Afikim Israel's fourth largest bus operator.
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    As part of the agreement Electreon will provide maintenance, support and operation services for the next 12 years.
  • Electra Afikim is the fourth largest bus operator in Israel with roughly 1,400 buses.

Electreon and Destia to develop wireless charging in Finland

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Wednesday, March 9, 2022
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Electreon intends to enter the Finnish market through a collaboration with Destia, the biggest infrastructure service company and a leading provider of charging infrastructure services in Finland.

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  • Electreon intends to enter the Finnish market through a collaboration with Destia, the biggest infrastructure service company and a leading provider of charging infrastructure services in Finland.
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    The goal of the collaboration is to develop commercial wireless charging projects, where Electreons wireless charging system and related operation and maintenance services could be provided as part of Destias Charging as a Service solution.
  • Both companies see great potential for wireless charging and wireless Electric Road System (ERS) projects in Finland for different use cases such as buses, delivery trucks, vans, and taxis.
  • Electreons wireless charging technology can complement our EV Charging as a Service solution nicely, says Jere Jokinen, Head of EV Charging at Destia.