Milence, the joint venture between Daimler Truck, Traton Group and Volvo Group has announced the development of its first UK charging hub for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs).
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The hub is located in Immingham, Lincolnshire and is strategically placed to ensure efficient cargo distribution.
Construction has started, with the hub expected to be operational following the completion of the first phase in November 2024.
The hub is to be located on Able Humber Port (AHP), a 311ha deep-water offshore wind and renewable energy port and more than 1,000 metres of planned heavy-duty quays to be developed on 43.1ha of riverbed.
Peter Stephenson, Founder and Executive Chairman of AHP stated: “We are delighted to be welcoming Milence to Able Humber Port to develop one of the first electric charging HGV hubs in the UK.”
The hub will initially be equipped with four high-performance Combined Charging Systems (CCS) chargers powering eight bays.
Anja van Niersen, CEO at Milence: “This strategic location not only enhances our ability to support the growing demand for sustainable transport solutions but also aligns with our commitment to driving the future of green logistics across Europe.”
