ADS-TEC Energy and HyperFast Team Up to Revolutionize Belgium’s EV Charging Network with Cutting-Edge Battery-Based Fast-Charging Solution
ADS-TEC Energy, a prominent player in the global market for battery-based energy storage and ultra-fast charging systems, has announced a significant partnership that could reshape the electric vehicle (EV) charging landscape in Belgium. HyperFast, a rapidly growing company specializing in EV charging infrastructure and part of the Energy Solutions Group—the leading independent producer of renewable energy in the Benelux region—has selected ADS-TEC Energy’s ChargePost as its preferred battery-buffered fast-charging solution for the foreseeable future.
This partnership is a major milestone in the transition toward sustainable mobility and reinforces the critical role of innovative energy storage and delivery systems in accelerating the shift to electric transportation.
Driving the Future of Mobility Through Strategic Collaboration
HyperFast has carved out a reputation as a forward-thinking provider in the realm of EV charging infrastructure. The company is known for implementing scalable, efficient, and eco-friendly charging solutions that address the rapidly growing demand for electric mobility. Now, by integrating ADS-TEC Energy’s ChargePost system into its operations, HyperFast is taking another bold step toward creating a sustainable and high-performance charging network.
The ChargePost units will be installed and operated at more than a dozen key locations across Belgium. These systems will not only improve access to fast charging but will also support the overarching strategy of the Energy Solutions Group to provide clean, reliable, and flexible energy solutions across multiple sectors.
One of the standout features of this initiative is the strategic cooperation with MobilityPlus, an established player in Belgium’s EV ecosystem. HyperFast’s network is seamlessly integrated into the broader MobilityPlus charging infrastructure, which includes access to an extensive network of charging stations operated by various roaming partners. While HyperFast will manage and maintain the new ChargePost locations, MobilityPlus is responsible for the commissioning and installation of the hardware, ensuring that the infrastructure is deployed efficiently and with minimal disruption.
This collaboration among technologically advanced and mission-aligned companies will enable a powerful and adaptive charging infrastructure that is uniquely suited to Belgium’s evolving energy needs and policy objectives.
Addressing Grid Limitations with Innovative Battery-Buffered Technology
A central challenge to expanding fast-charging capabilities in Belgium—and across much of Europe—is the limited capacity of local power grids. Traditional fast chargers often require high-power grid connections, which are not always available in desired locations. Furthermore, upgrading the grid infrastructure to support these requirements can be both time-consuming and prohibitively expensive, creating bottlenecks in the deployment of critical EV infrastructure.
This is where ADS-TEC Energy’s ChargePost offers a game-changing advantage. Unlike conventional charging stations, the ChargePost system features integrated battery storage, allowing it to draw and store energy from the grid at lower power levels and then deliver ultra-fast charging to vehicles when needed. The system is capable of delivering up to 300 kW of charging power, even in locations where the grid itself cannot support such loads in real time.
Thomas Speidel, CEO and founder of ADS-TEC Energy, emphasized the transformative potential of this technology, stating:
“E-mobility is growing rapidly, and with it the demand for a high-performance charging infrastructure. However, conventional solutions are reaching their limits in many places—whether due to insufficient grid capacity or long implementation timelines. Our battery-based charging solutions enable ultra-fast charging regardless of local grid conditions and create new flexibility for operators.”
This flexibility is key for both urban and rural deployments, allowing service providers like HyperFast to install high-speed chargers where they are most needed—without waiting for grid upgrades or sacrificing performance.
More Than Just Charging: Financial and Operational Benefits
Beyond providing reliable and rapid EV charging, ChargePost systems come equipped with several additional features that offer substantial business advantages for operators. One of the most notable is the ability to generate revenue even when no vehicle is actively charging. This is possible through energy trading capabilities and integrated digital advertising.
Each ChargePost unit can be fitted with a 75-inch digital screen, offering operators the chance to lease advertising space or display dynamic content. These screens are especially valuable in high-traffic areas, such as retail centers, business parks, and along major transit routes. The additional income streams from digital advertising and energy trading can help offset operational costs and improve the return on investment for each installation.
In a competitive market where every efficiency counts, these auxiliary capabilities make ChargePost one of the most versatile and cost-effective EV charging solutions available today.
A Sustainable Step Forward for the Benelux Region
The deployment of more than a dozen ChargePost units by HyperFast marks a significant step in bolstering Belgium’s EV infrastructure. It also sets the stage for future expansions across the broader Benelux region. With a strong policy push toward decarbonization and the electrification of transport, local governments and industry leaders alike are keen to find scalable solutions that align with climate goals.
By partnering with ADS-TEC Energy and MobilityPlus, HyperFast is demonstrating a model of collaboration that prioritizes sustainability, technological innovation, and operational efficiency. These deployments will help increase public confidence in the reliability and availability of EV infrastructure—an important factor in boosting EV adoption rates.
In particular, the ChargePost solution aligns well with the goals of the Energy Solutions Group, which has long championed the integration of renewable energy sources with modern mobility platforms. With access to renewable energy production and now an advanced, flexible charging network, the Group is better positioned than ever to serve as a catalyst for a cleaner and more resilient transportation sector.
Scaling Impact and Innovation
As this collaboration continues, all three companies—ADS-TEC Energy, HyperFast, and MobilityPlus—are expected to leverage their complementary strengths to accelerate the rollout of additional fast-charging infrastructure in the months and years to come.
The initial installations in Belgium will serve as a model for future deployments not only within the country but potentially throughout neighboring regions where similar grid constraints and infrastructure needs exist.
Given the increasing urgency to address climate change, the electrification of transport remains a critical focus area for both governments and the private sector. Battery-buffered charging solutions such as ChargePost are likely to play a central role in overcoming the practical challenges that hinder the broader adoption of electric vehicles.
As the energy and mobility landscapes continue to converge, partnerships like this one offer a promising glimpse into how technology, policy, and market dynamics can come together to deliver impactful, scalable solutions.
