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PSW Power & Automation mobile DC fast charger

Source modified 16 Apr 2026·3 min read

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  • Published 10 July 2023; updated 16 April 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes.
  • Availability shown across the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania.
  • Product: modular mobile DC fast-charging equipment for electric heavy machinery and vehicles where grid capacity is insufficient or the machinery cannot conveniently travel to chargers.
  • Configurations: from a 20-foot container unit to trailer-transportable sizes; integrated battery; multiple energy and power ratings.
  • Operation: can work alongside the grid or in off-grid island mode; can recharge from an AC grid or DC charging station; includes company-level metering/payment so several firms can share a unit and pay for their own use.
  • Applications named: construction equipment, trucks, boats and other vehicles.
  • Markets/customers: B2B model serving rental firms and large-volume customers; page names Germany, the Netherlands and Norway as current delivery markets.
  • Related company: PSW Power & Automation AS, Bleivassvegen 7, 5347 Ågotnes, Norway. Contact shown: Jens Hjorteset, Business Development Manager, jehjo@psw.no.
  • Related solutions linked: mobile batteries for zero-emission construction, battery packs for grid stabilisation, shore power for ports, and energy-control solutions.
  • Listed industries: battery, energy/power supply, architecture and construction. Linked UN Sustainable Development Goals: 3, 9 and 11.

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  • Published 10 July 2023; updated 16 April 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Listed globally under Battery / Integration, Energy / Power supply, and Architecture and construction.
  • PSW’s mobile DC fast charger brings charging to heavy electric equipment where grid infrastructure is inadequate. It contains an integrated battery, is modular and expandable, and comes in sizes from a 20-foot container for large jobs down to a trailer-transportable unit. It can charge construction machinery, trucks, boats and other vehicles.
  • The system can connect and disconnect quickly, run alongside the grid or independently in island mode, and recharge from the AC grid or a DC charging station. An individual payment system lets multiple companies at one site share the charger and pay for their own electricity.
  • The page says it is impractical and costly to move heavy machinery to a fixed charger and fast charging can reduce downtime. PSW’s solution is positioned to support electrification of industries that rely on heavy equipment and to reduce reliance on diesel.
  • PSW uses a B2B model, serving rental companies supplying equipment to larger firms. Large-volume customers are identified in Germany, the Netherlands and Norway. Demand is expected to grow as more heavy-equipment sectors electrify; the page provides no quantified market forecast.
  • Linked to SDGs 3 (Good health and well-being), 9 (Industry, innovation and infrastructure) and 11 (Sustainable cities and communities) for lower construction-site emissions and noise and effective electric machinery charging.
  • Contact: Jens Hjorteset, Business Development Manager, jehjo@psw.no. Company: PSW POWER & AUTOMATION AS, Bleivassvegen 7, 5347 Ågotnes, Norway; pswpower.no. A phone-number reveal control is present.
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