Sustainable Development
Development of Charging Infrastructure for Electric Heavy Goods Vehicles
Development of Charging Infrastructure for Electric Heavy Goods Vehicles
CLIP Group is implementing an investment project involving the construction of 49 charging stations for electric heavy goods vehicles at key logistics locations across Poland. This expanding infrastructure will support the growth of zero-emission transport and facilitate both intermodal and road freight operations.
CLIP Group is implementing an investment project involving the construction of 49 charging stations for electric heavy goods vehicles at key logistics locations across Poland. This expanding infrastructure will support the growth of zero-emission transport and facilitate both intermodal and road freight operations.
49 charging stations planned across four locations
49 STACJI ŁADOWANIA PLANOWANYCH ŁĄCZNIE W CZTERECH LOKALIZACJACH
Jasin (Rail Mega Hub CLIP)
- 22 DC fast-charging stations,
- each station rated at 400 kW,
- commissioning scheduled for December 2026.
Września (A2 motorway junction)
- 8 planned charging stations,
- located near the Volkswagen manufacturing plant.
Poznań-Komorniki (A2 motorway junction)
- 3 planned charging stations,
- located near the Mercedes-Benz Poznań dealership.
Zabrze (terminal CLIP Intermodal)
- 16 planned charging stations
Completion of the entire charging infrastructure programme is planned by the end of 2027.
We Are Expanding Our Charging Network in Poland
Through this investment, CLIP Group is developing one of the largest charging networks for electric heavy goods vehicles in Poland, supporting the transition of freight transport towards low-emission and sustainable logistics solutions.
