Legal name Commercial Vehicle Charging Europe B.V. (Amsterdam, 2022); a JV of Daimler Truck, TRATON, and Volvo Group operating Europe’s largest public, brand-agnostic high-performance charging network for battery-electric heavy trucks and coaches, deploying Megawatt Charging (MCS).

An Australian transport-and-energy consultancy focused on decarbonizing road transport, advising governments, fleets, and manufacturers with fact-based research, fleet/depot electrification strategies, and a widely cited Electric Truck Report.

An Austrian transport organization (founded 1924; part of WALTER GROUP) specializing in full-truck-load road haulage and combined (rail/road, short-sea) transport across Europe and beyond, with a focus on environmentally friendly combined transport.

An Australian zero-emission commercial-vehicle company (majority-owned by Pure Hydrogen) supplying battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell heavy-duty vehicles including trucks, buses, and specialty vehicles.

A Spanish multinational electric utility active in renewable generation, networks, and energy retail, with EV charging infrastructure and electrification services.

A Norwegian charge-point operator (Oslo) building and operating a network of independent public fast-charging stations dedicated to heavy-duty vehicles (trucks and buses), including MCS-ready sites, to enable electric interregional freight across Norway.

An Estonia-headquartered EV charging network operator providing fast charging powered by 100% renewable energy across the Baltics and Central and Eastern Europe.

A Chile-based EV charging/infrastructure company (enral.io) operating in the electric-mobility charging sector.

A Brussels-based coalition of European businesses and organizations in logistics, supply chain, and retail advocating for the rapid decarbonization and zero-emission transition of the road-freight sector.