Shell launches integrated EV charging network for e-HGVs

Shell has launched its integrated electric vehicle (EV) charging network for heavy-duty fleets – a shared infrastructure model combining Shell Recharge sites, roaming partner locations, semi-public depot sites, and private charging points.

With controlled third-party access into a single network, it aims to help businesses with heavy-duty fleets tackle EV infrastructure gaps and high investment costs.
 
SBRS, part of the Shell group, is responsible for delivering the depot-based elements of the shared network, including charging hardware, software integration and energy system support.
 
Shell’s shared network supports heavy-duty transport electrification with tailored charging solutions - helping fleets to optimise their network design, scale effectively and reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) for BEVs by up to 25%.

It unlocks energy savings by enabling eDepot owners to unlock new revenue streams and optimise charging to save as much as 30% on energy costs.

It also allows fleets without depot capacity to electrify without investing in infrastructure, and offers access to Shell’s public and roaming charging network for long-haul electric transport.

Other benefits include stable and reduced energy pricing (per kWh) across the Shell network.