EO Charging has linked with Austrian charging solutions firm Keba to deliver large-scale charging infrastructure for logistics and transport fleets across Europe.

The partnership combines EO’s software, installation and service model with Keba’s hardware and technology

Under the agreement, the two companies will deploy AC and DC charging stations across the Continent to help Europe’s largest fleets accelerate electrification. The first installations will take place in Sweden, Italy, Benelux and the UK, with the rollout set to expand into France, DACH countries and the Nordics in the coming months.

EO Charging brings more than a decade’s experience of supporting major fleet operators with charging infrastructure, including DHL, Tesco, UPS and Amazon. With customer guarantees of 99% uptime through its Charge Assurance platform, EO’s partnership with Keba combines its software, installation and service model with the Austrian firm’s hardware and technology.

Mohomoud Ismail, fleet director Europe at EO Charging, said the partnership between the two firms sets “a new benchmark for reliability, resilience and operational excellence, building the charging ecosystem to power Europe’s fleets”.

The collaboration will include Keba’s AC chargers for semi-public operations and its split fast-charging system based on the KeContact DLC10, featuring a slim dispenser designed for truck and bus depots, along with the external power unit KeContact DCU10.

All products will feature customised EO branding and pre-configuration to enable fast, low-cost installation. Keba’s open service access concept also ensures that EO’s service partners can install, operate and maintain the stations with maximum flexibility and speed.

Stefan Richter, CEO at Keba eMobility, said: “Keba and EO Charging are committed to enabling logistics and transport companies to electrify their fleets at scale.

“Our hardware sets the benchmark for reliability and ease of integration, while EO adds the software and services needed to guarantee uptime and business continuity. Together, we are building the future of sustainable fleet charging across Europe.”