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HEM service stations expand HPC infrastructure with Smatrics
To equip their stations with modern fast charging points, the parent company of HEM service stations, Deutsche Tamoil GmbH, has signed a contract with SMATRICS. "We are pleased to support HEM over the next few years in expanding the fast charging infrastructure as a white-label 360° full-service provider. Having their own e-charging infrastructure offers service station operators the opportunity to expand their offerings and link existing services with charging," advertises Hauke Hinrichs, CEO of the Austrian e-mobility service provider. The plan is to install fast charging points with up to 400 kW. The first locations are set to be implemented as early as 2024, with more already in preparation.
"High power chargers are a fixed component for us in the future drive mix at HEM service stations. With SMATRICS as an experienced partner, we get all services in the highest quality from a single source," says Carsten Pohl, Managing Director of Deutsche Tamoil GmbH, convincingly.
Selected were stations at locations that are quickly and conveniently accessible with extensive service offerings, such as a bistro and sanitary facilities or car wash facilities. In addition, the construction of fast-charging infrastructure is also planned on properties outside of gas stations. At the HEM gas stations, in addition to the latest HPC charging hardware with up to 400 kW, the company's own charVIS software platforms for operation and billing are also used. Furthermore, flexible payment options are offered at the charging stations: In addition to the possibility of roaming via all common charging cards and app providers, it is also possible to conveniently pay directly at the charging station terminal with a credit card - in accordance with the Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR) valid since April 2024.
Translated automatically from German.
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