The area is home of the Ziggo Dome and the Johan Cruijff ArenA, two of the main events and entertainment venues in the city. The area is located near the current border of Amsterdam’s low emission zone and the future border of the city’s zero emission zone for vans and trucks, to be introduced in 2025. This project will facilitate the electrification of heavy transportation that supplies the city.
Two EVBox Troniq Modular devices are set up to allow for larger vehicles that do not fit in the regular parking spaces, making it suitable for vans and trucks. Each of the fast-charging systems can deliver up to 120 kW power and allow two vehicles to charge simultaneously.
Amsterdam is making its growth more sustainable, in line with targets set both in the Netherlands and in Europe for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Just as in about 40 other Dutch cities where the zero-emission zone will be introduced, Amsterdam will further tighten its low emission zone for city logistics from 2025 onwards. The initiative increases the demand for electric vehicle infrastructure, especially for heavy vehicles. By the end of 2030, the city aims to be a completely emission-free city, with cleaner air and less noise.
“Having EVBox Troniq Modular in such a booming area of Amsterdam, our hometown, makes this installation a personally important one for us,” said Daniël Geerts VP commercial support at EVBox. “As a company based in Amsterdam, the heart of electric mobility, we hope that we can set an example to other cities around Europe and the world."
