ADS-TEC Energy, a global leader in battery-based energy storage and fast-charging systems, announced that the company HyperFast is relying on the battery-buffered fast charging solution ChargePost going forward.
HyperFast is part of the Energy Solutions Group, the largest independent producer of renewable energy in the Benelux.
The company is seamlessly integrated into the MobilityPlus charging network and provides access to a large number of charging stations, including the networks of all connected roaming partners. }
As part of the current collaboration, HyperFast will operate more than a dozen ChargePosts in Belgium.
While HyperFast manages the charging locations and ensures smooth operation, MobilityPlus takes care of commissioning and installing the charging solutions at the respective locations.
This partnership will create a powerful, flexible and sustainable charging infrastructure that will significantly boost the ramp-up of electric mobility in the region.
Thomas Speidel, CEO and founder of ADS-TEC Energy, highlights: “E-mobility is growing rapidly, and with it the demand for a high-performance charging infrastructure. However, conventional solutions are reaching their limits in many places – whether due to insufficient grid capacity or long implementation timelines.”
“Our battery-based charging solutions enable ultra-fast charging regardless of local grid conditions and create new flexibility for operators,” he adds.
Ultra-fast charging on the power-limited grid
Limited grid capacity poses a major challenge for the expansion of fast charging infrastructure in Belgium. Many locations lack sufficiently powerful grid connections to operate conventional fast chargers.
With the battery-buffered solution from ADS-TEC Energy, HyperFast can provide charging capacities of up to 300 kilowatts – without an expensive and lengthy expansion of the existing grid capacity.
Additionally, the award-winning ChargePost technology presents new revenue opportunities, even when no electric vehicle is charging.
These include energy trading and the operation of attractive advertising space on the optionally available 75-inch screens.
Alongside an efficient charging infrastructure, the solution therefore also offers financial benefits for operators.
About ADS-TEC Energy
Based on more than ten years of experience with lithium-ion technologies, ADS-TEC Energy develops and produces battery storage solutions and fast charging systems including their energy management systems.
Its battery-based fast-charging technology enables electric vehicles to charge ultra-fast even with weak power grids and is characterized by a very compact design.
The company, based in Nürtingen, Baden-Württemberg, was nominated for the German Future Prize by the Federal President and was included in the “Circle of Excellence” in 2022.
About HyperFast
HyperFast is Energy Solutions Group’s fast-charging network for electric vehicles.
The current HyperFast network consists of 25 charging points.
Following a strategic partnership with MobilityPlus, the Group is set to quadruple its network by the end of the year.
All charging points are powered exclusively by green electricity supplied by Energy Solutions Group, highlighting the company’s ongoing commitment to sustainable mobility.
READ MORE
-
UK to Spend £2.6bn on Greener Mobility: Where Should the Money Go?
While Chancellor Rachel Reeves has pledged £2.6 billion to decarbonise transport, experts warn of common funding mistakes and highlight the risks of politicising zero-emission mobility. Has the time come to stop subsidising EVs?
-
Germany’s Transport Ministry opens new zero-emission bus funding round: key criteria
Transport companies and other users in the bus industry are eligible for funding. Project outlines for planned procurements or conversions may be submitted by 31 August 2025. What is funded?
-
Smart charging, real impact: How Ergenia is driving eMobility in Colombia
With a model that combines smart charging infrastructure, learning algorithms, and community-building, a startup is accelerating the energy transition in Colombia. Its network operates seamlessly and is growing at triple-digit rates. How does this model work—and what lies ahead as it eyes regional expansion?
