WattHub

WattHub is a Netherlands-based electric vehicle charging company that builds and operates fast-charging plazas (snellaadpleinen) specifically for heavy equipment and transport. Its stated mission is captured in its tagline "Duurzaam opgewekt, slim geladen" (sustainably generated, smartly charged): the company combines ultra-fast charging hardware with locally produced wind and solar energy to serve sectors such as construction, transport and mobility. According to its official website, WattHub operates fast-charging locations including WattHub Rotterdam and WattHub Geldermalsen. These sites offer both AC and DC fast-charging points, with a continuous charging speed of up to 400 kW, and are open 24/7. The company advertises dynamic charging tariffs and positions itself as a charging destination for every type of vehicle, using green energy generated on site or nearby. A notable example of its activity is the Geldermalsen fast-charging plaza, where, per the company's own news update, space is available to charge 28 buses simultaneously. Roughly 82 percent of the energy used by those buses comes from adjacent solar panels and wind turbines of Betuwewind, linking regional renewable generation directly to public transport in the Rivierenland area. The company also recruits for roles such as Location Acquisition Manager, indicating an ongoing expansion of its charging network. WattHub is described in structured data as an electric vehicle charging company. It is a commercial brand focused on the heavy-duty and public-transport charging segment rather than consumer passenger-car charging, and it emphasizes locally generated renewable power as a differentiator.

WattHub is a Netherlands-based electric vehicle charging company focused on the heavy-duty and public-transport segments. It develops and operates fast-charging plazas (snellaadpleinen) for heavy equipment and transport, combining ultra-fast charging infrastructure with locally generated wind and solar energy. The company's tagline, "Duurzaam opgewekt, slim geladen" (sustainably generated, smartly charged), reflects its dual focus on speed and renewable power. WattHub's public presence centers on its charging locations. Its website lists WattHub Rotterdam and WattHub Geldermalsen as its fast-charging plazas. These sites provide AC and DC fast-charging points with a continuous charging speed of up to 400 kW and are open 24/7, with dynamic charging tariffs. The company markets itself as a charging destination for every type of vehicle, using green energy generated on site or nearby. A significant development highlighted by the company is its Geldermalsen fast-charging plaza, where space is available to charge 28 buses simultaneously. According to WattHub, roughly 82 percent of the energy used by those buses comes from adjacent solar panels and wind turbines of Betuwewind, directly linking regional renewable generation to public transport in the Rivierenland area. This project illustrates WattHub's model of co-locating charging infrastructure with local renewable energy production. The company has also been recruiting, including a vacancy for a Location Acquisition Manager, which suggests it is actively expanding its network of charging sites. WattHub is described in structured data as an electric vehicle charging company. Its focus on heavy equipment, transport and public transport distinguishes it from consumer-oriented charging networks.

• WattHub Rotterdam fast-charging plaza listed as an operating location

• WattHub Geldermalsen fast-charging plaza listed as an operating location

• 28 electric regional buses begin charging at Geldermalsen on locally generated wind and solar energy

• Vacancy posted for Location Acquisition Manager, indicating network expansion

Ultra-fast, 24/7 charging for heavy equipment and transport, powered by locally generated wind and solar energy.

• WattHub Rotterdam

  Fast-charging plaza for heavy equipment and transport, offering AC and DC fast-charging points with up to 400 kW continuous charging speed, open 24/7.

• WattHub Geldermalsen

  Fast-charging plaza with space to charge 28 buses simultaneously; about 82 percent of energy comes from adjacent Betuwewind solar panels and wind turbines.

1. 1WattHub – Duurzaam opgewekt, slim geladenwatthub.nl
2. 2WattHub – Wikidatawikidata.org