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Pilot program to develop a network of charging infrastructure for eHDV in the CEE region

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To design, implement, and validate a pilot program for the development of a network of charging infrastructure for electric heavy-duty vehicles (eHDVs) in Central and Eastern Europe, enabling the deployment of scalable, replicable charging hubs and supporting the transition to zero-emission heavy road transport

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Poland as Europe’s Warehouse – Will the Warehouse Sector Drive Demand for eHDVs?
Poland's rapidly expanding warehouse and logistics sector is strengthening the country's position as one of Europe's key (...)
What Are the Biggest Barriers to eHDV Market Development in Central and Eastern Europe? A Discussion at KNM 2026
Europe is investing billions in the transition to zero-emission heavy-duty transport, yet the pace of electrification remains (...)
Where Will Charging Hubs Be Built Under the LIFeHDV Project?
Five potential locations for electric truck charging hubs have been identified under the LIFeHDV project: Ostróda rest (...)
LIFeHDV at the New Mobility Congress 2026: accelerating the transition to zero-emission heavy-duty transport
The LIFeHDV project will be a Content Partner of the New Mobility Congress 2026 (KNM 2026), taking (...)
LIFeHDV Webinar with ZMPD Brings eHDV Opportunities Closer to Polish Transport Operators
As part of the LIFeHDV project, we jointly organized a dedicated webinar with ZMPD (Association of International (...)
LIFeHDV at the Green Transition Forum in Sofia
We were pleased to take part in the Green Transition Forum in Sofia, Bulgaria, where we promoted (...)
Poland as Europe’s Warehouse – Will the Warehouse Sector Drive Demand for eHDVs?
Poland's rapidly expanding warehouse and logistics sector is strengthening the country's position as one of Europe's key (...)
What Are the Biggest Barriers to eHDV Market Development in Central and Eastern Europe? A Discussion at KNM 2026
Europe is investing billions in the transition to zero-emission heavy-duty transport, yet the pace of electrification remains (...)
Where Will Charging Hubs Be Built Under the LIFeHDV Project?
Five potential locations for electric truck charging hubs have been identified under the LIFeHDV project: Ostróda rest (...)
LIFeHDV at the New Mobility Congress 2026: accelerating the transition to zero-emission heavy-duty transport
The LIFeHDV project will be a Content Partner of the New Mobility Congress 2026 (KNM 2026), taking (...)
LIFeHDV Webinar with ZMPD Brings eHDV Opportunities Closer to Polish Transport Operators
As part of the LIFeHDV project, we jointly organized a dedicated webinar with ZMPD (Association of International (...)
LIFeHDV at the Green Transition Forum in Sofia
We were pleased to take part in the Green Transition Forum in Sofia, Bulgaria, where we promoted (...)

Development of a functional network of charging stations for electric heavy-duty vehicles

Building key know-how in the construction and development of high-power charging infrastructure for heavy-duty vehicles

Education and promotion of zero-emission technologies in the heavy-duty transport segment