From June 18-20, Injet New Energy participated in the Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo 2024 in the Netherlands. The company's booth, number 7074, became a hub of activity and interest, drawing numerous visitors eager to learn about comprehensive EV charging solutions from Injet New Energy. The team of Injet New Energy engaged warmly with attendees, providing detailed introductions to the innovative features of their products. The visitors, in turn, expressed high praise and recognition for Injet New Energy's research and development prowess and technological capabilities.
At this expo, Injet New Energy showcased its highly acclaimed Injet Swift and Injet Injet Sonic series AC electric vehicle chargers that comply with European standards. These products are designed to meet the needs of both residential and commercial uses.
For Home Use:
- Equipped with RS485, RS485 can be interfaced with Solar charging function and Dynamic load balancing function. The perfect choice for your home EV charging solution. Solar charging saves money on your electric bill by charging with 100% green energy generated by your home's solar photovoltaic system. The Dynamic Load Balancing feature eliminates the need for additional communication cables, the charger is able to adjust the charging load to prioritize the household electricity supply.
For Commercial Use:
- Highlight Display, RFID Card, Smart APP, OCPP1.6J: These features ensure the chargers are fully equipped to meet various commercial management needs.
Overview of the Dutch Electric Vehicle Market:
The world is witnessing a rapid transition from conventional internal combustion engine vehicles to new energy electric vehicles (EVs) and battery storage systems. By 2040, new energy vehicles and battery storage systems are expected to account for more than half of global new car sales. The Netherlands is at the forefront of this shift and is one of the leading markets for EVs and battery storage. Since 2016, when the Netherlands began discussing a ban on fuel-efficient vehicles, the market share of EVs and battery storage has surged from 6% in 2018 to 25% in 2020. The Netherlands aims to achieve zero emissions from all new cars by 2030.
In 2015, Dutch leaders agreed that all buses (about 5,000) should be zero-emission by 2030. Amsterdam serves as a model for the gradual transition to electric public transportation in urban areas. Schiphol Airport incorporated a large fleet of Tesla cabs in 2014 and now operates 100% electric cabs. In 2018, bus operator Connexxion purchased 200 electric buses for its fleet, making it one of the largest electric bus operators in Europe.
Injet New Energy's participation in the Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo 2024 not only showcased its advanced charging solutions but also highlighted its commitment to supporting the global shift towards sustainable energy. The positive reception from visitors reinforces Injet's position as a leader in the EV charging industry and its dedication to innovation and excellence.