By combining their expertise, the two companies will bring e-mobility to the mainstream market in Quebec and boost Canada’s sustainable development.
Originating from Finland, Kempower's robust chargers are designed to withstand even the most extreme conditions, which will give EV drivers peace of mind during the harsh Canadian winters.
By 2030, 60% of all new passenger vehicles sold in Canada are expected to be electric, while Canadian car dealers will no longer be allowed to sell any combustion engine vehicles by 2035. Kempower and Bornes Québec are preparing for these regulatory changes by installing new rapid charging infrastructure in Quebec, improving e-mobility accessibility for the consumer market.
Kempower will supply Bornes Québec with its scalable DC charging systems with dynamic load-balancing and a very high uptime. Meanwhile, Bornes Québec will deliver its fast-charging power boxes, which provide up to 200 kW of power and can be paired with Kempower’s dynamic load balancing technology at up to 600 kW per station.
“Finland has the same northern climate as ours yet is more advanced in terms of sustainable development,” said Guy Lamarche, general manager of Bornes Québec. “Therefore, we were looking for reliable, innovative, and flexible expertise from the region to support our commercial developments in Quebec, which we found in Kempower. Thanks to our new partnership, we are moving in a new direction by offering sustainable e-mobility adapted to the mainstream market and, most importantly, equipped with all the most current and future technological advances."
