Allego Partners with Fueling Company Go’on to Make Electric Charging More Accessible for Drivers in Denmark; 168 Charging Ports are Confirmed with Exclusive Access to Go’on’s 185 Locations Throughout the Country
- Allego will install 168 fast charging ports with exclusive access to all 185 of Go'on's existing stations in Denmark
- Partnership aims to provide EV drivers with convenient charging options in regions with limited charging infrastructure
- Collaboration helps alleviate 'range anxiety' and accelerate the transition to electric mobility
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- The first seven stations are expected to be commissioned between Q4 2023 and Q2 2024, and 60 additional stations are planned through Q4 2024
- 48 fast and ultra-fast charging ports are currently slated for the first batch and 120 fast and ultra-fast charging ports will be installed in the second batch
- Allego will have exclusive access to all of Go’on’s stations throughout the country to expand its ultra-fast charging network
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Go’on has positioned its fueling stations in smaller cities throughout
Mick Kjær, CEO of Go’on said, “Today, there is a clear challenge for EV drivers who live or visit outlying areas in
Steven Lau, Allego’s Nordic region Managing Director says, "The collaboration with Go'on marks an important step towards promoting electric mobility in
So called “range anxiety” is one of the primary hesitations for drivers to switch to electric vehicles, making charging infrastructure a cornerstone for EV adoption. Accordingly, partnerships such as this one provide the perfect opportunity for Allego to expand its footprint and help accelerate the transition to electric mobility.
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