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Partnership aims to strengthen US fast-charging infrastructure

By Michelle Froese | May 2, 2025

Wallbox N.V., a provider of electric vehicle (EV) charging and energy management solutions, and Francis Energy, a company focused on EV charging infrastructure in the US, have announced a partnership to deploy fast charging systems nationwide.

As part of the collaboration, Wallbox will supply its newly CTEP-certified Supernova fast chargers, designed to support the growing need for high-power charging in expanding EV markets across the country.

The Supernova is built to deliver consistent, high-output charging suited for both urban settings and highway corridors.

Francis Energy, with experience in building and maintaining EV infrastructure, brings operational support and uptime practices intended to help ensure dependable access to charging for both consumers and commercial fleets.

Together, the two companies aim to expand access to reliable fast charging and contribute to the development of EV infrastructure that can support the country’s transition to electric transportation.

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