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Pioneering partnership: Mer expands EV charging infrastructure with MPREIS

Mer is expanding its fast charging network in Austria together with the local store chain MPREIS from Tyrol. The new partnership includes up to 64 MPREIS stores in both urban and rural areas.

Pioneering partnership: Mer Austria expands e-charging infrastructure with MPREIS

Together with the Tyrolean local supplier MPREIS, Mer is further expanding its fast-charging network in Austria. As part of the new partnership, Mer is not only significantly expanding the grocery retailer’s charging infrastructure offering, but is also consolidating its own charging network in western Austria with a large number of attractive charging points. 

The new partnership between the two companies includes up to 64 locations in the MPREIS store area, which will benefit customers and visitors in both urban and rural regions. 

‘MPREIS shops are located both on busy roads and in the centres of cities and tourist hotspots. They therefore offer a perfect location to further promote access to electromobility in Austria’, Anton Achatz, Managing Director at Mer Austria.

Sustainable fast charging infrastructure

Depending on the location, up to six HPC charging points from Alpitronic will be installed. These provide up to 400 kW of power, which can be used to charge electric vehicles quickly and efficiently while shopping. All new Mer charging points support Plug&Charge and are supplied with 100% renewable energy. 

‘We are delighted to have MPREIS as a partner and to be able to support them with our expertise as they continue to expand their commitment to sustainability,’ emphasises Anton Achatz.

About Mer Austria

As a leading provider of charging solutions for electric vehicles, Mer stands for the rapid expansion of electromobility and more efficient use of renewable energies. Whether charging infrastructure solutions for public spaces, companies or the property industry – Mer’s mission is to make electromobility easily accessible to everyone.

Mer’s services include the planning, installation and operation of public and company-owned charging stations as well as the provision of hardware, proprietary apps and portals. Both corporate and private customers have access to a constantly growing public charging network of more than 36,500 charging points powered by 100 per cent green electricity and access to over 400,000 charging points and charging hubs in Europe – all with the backing of Statkraft, the largest producer of renewable energy in Europe.

Further information at www.at.mer.eco

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