Soltech subsidiary E-Mobility has been awarded a framework agreement by the Swedish Transport Administration to design, install and commission EV charging infrastructure at the authority's properties across Sweden. With a potential value of approximately SEK 28 million (€2.5 million), the agreement runs for two years from this summer, with an option to extend for a further two years. Under the agreement, E-Mobility will deliver turnkey projects covering design and engineering, electrical installations, civil works, cable installation and adaptations to existing electrical infrastructure.
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The scope also covers preparations for load balancing, connectivity, payment and other features enabling efficient operation. The Swedish Transport Administration will call off additional services and installations as needed throughout the contract period.
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"We are proud to support the authority's significant investment in electrification and look forward to building a long-term partnership that delivers charging infrastructure meeting future demands for both performance and user experience," says Martin Göteson, CEO of E-Mobility. The agreement enables the Swedish Transport Administration to procure assignments on an ongoing basis throughout the contract period, with installations carried out at multiple locations across Sweden as the authority's charging needs evolve. (hcn)
