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| Company type | Besloten vennootschap |
|---|---|
| ALLG | |
| Industry | EV charging |
| Founded | September 2013 |
| Headquarters | Arnheim , Netherlands |
| Website | allego |
Allego is the operator of a fast charging network for electric cars based in the Netherlands.
History
The company was founded in September 2013 under the name Alliander Mobility Services as a subsidiary of Alliander NV from Arnhem, a utility company, and renamed to Allego in June 2014..[1] The parent company had been active in Berlin since 2006 with its Stadtlicht GmbH. Through this mainstay, Allego won a tender from the state of Berlin to operate the electric charging stations in January 2015.[2] The corresponding contracts with Allego GmbH were extended in 2019.
In autumn 2015, Allego began building a network of fast-charging stations along German motorways.[3] In 2016, Allego took over the construction of 40 fast chargers with 50 kW in the "Fast-E" project with funding from the EU.[4] In January 2018, Allego presented the "Mega-E" project, again using EU funding, to build an HPC charging network with 322 locations and 27 e-charging hubs. A total of 1,300 HPC charging points with up to 350 kW were to be built by 2025.[5] From 2021, Allego also began converting the "Fast-E" locations to HPC charging stations. However, the sites had already been prepared for 350 kW.[4] In July 2022, Allego exercised a purchase option on the 100 locations with 770 fast chargers that had already been built.[6]
Allego was sold to a French infrastructure fund, Meridiam, on May 31, 2018.[7][8] In April 2020, it was announced that every second job at Allego would be cut.[9] Since then, it has been listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) through a merger with a SPAC.[10]
References
- ^ Alliander (2014-06-12). "Alliander Mobility Services wordt Allego" (in Dutch). Archived from the original on 2016-01-03.
- ^ Angelika Fliegner (January 2015). "Niederländer bauen Elektrotankstellen-Netz in Berlin aus". NiederlandeNet, Münster. Universität Münster. Retrieved 2016-01-03.
- ^ "Interview mit Marcus Kroll, Geschäftsleiter Deutschland von allego". 2015-11-17. Archived from the original on 2016-01-03.
- ^ a b Von Cora Werwitzke (2021-02-09). "Allego rüstet 40 Fast-E-Standorte von 50 auf 150 kW auf". electrive.
- ^ Peter Schwierz (2018-01-22). "MEGA-E: Allego & Fortum bauen 322 HPC-Standorte auf" (in German). electrive.
- ^ Carrie Hempel (2022-07-14). "Allego purchases European charging network Mega-E". electrive.
- ^ "Meridiam ist neuer Teilhaber von Allego".
- ^ "Pariser Infrastruktur-Spezialist Meridiam übernimmt Allego". electrive.
- ^ "Stellenabbau bei Allego: Die Hälfte muss gehen". electrive. 2020-04-27.
- ^ "Allego to IPO via merger with Spartan". electrive.com. 2024-01-30.