Axfood’s Dagab adds megawatt charging for electric trucks at Bålsta depot

By Public Technologies
  • Axfood’s logistics subsidiary Dagab is adding megawatt charging at its Bålsta logistics center to improve electric truck utilization.
  • Dagab targets electrification of at least 50% of its transport operations by 2030 to reduce climate impact.
  • The fleet includes nearly 40 electric trucks, with 13 operating from Bålsta.
  • Kempower’s system supports both CCS and MCS charging; Bålsta is the first Dagab site equipped with MCS.


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