ChargePost supports up to 300 kW charging capacity—150 kW per vehicle if two vehicles are connected—and can be fitted with two 75-inch LED screens for digital advertising, providing an additional revenue stream. The system's 201 kWh battery storage can be powered by renewable or locally sourced energy and allows bidirectional energy flow, enabling stored power to be fed back into the grid. Multiple ChargePosts can be networked into a virtual power plant, scaling storage and energy distribution as needed.
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Paragon is using ChargePost not only for electric vehicles but also for buses, and other clients have deployed ADS-Tec’s ChargeBox and ChargePost for charging trucks. The company’s aim is to transform mobile infrastructure by offering efficient, readily available charging solutions, thereby improving acceptance and excitement around electric mobility in France. Their products are designed to save clients time and money, while advancing the energy transition in the mobility sector.
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Paragon Mobility’s innovative approach has gained industry recognition, with the company earning a spot on the SET100 list of promising climate-tech companies by the German Energy Agency (DENA) and the World Energy Council. Its CEO, Jean Lemaire, was recently awarded "Best CEO for Charging and Energy Infrastructure" in Europe by EU Business News. Paragon also recently announced a partnership with Formula E champion Sebastien Buemi. (mfo)
