Israel-based Electreon was recently awarded a contract by Bpifrance, the French public sector investment bank, to build their Wireless Electric Road System (ERS) on a section of the A10 highway in France. The current plan is to use this road for wireless charging commercial e-fleets while they drive and eventually, deploy their ERS (the Electric Road System) across all major French roadways.
How does it work? The inductive charging system consists of copper coils that are embedded directly in the road surface. As soon as a compatible vehicle drives over the coils, the receiver coils fitted on the underbody are activated and draw the electrical energy into its battery through a magnetic field. This allows vehicle to cover long distances without having to pull into a charging station.
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We are honored that Electreon has been selected as the on-the-go wireless charging technology for France’s first ERS deployment. Electreon is excited to once again partner with VINCI, and due to the strategic importance of the French market, is expanding its presence in the region. France’s net-zero transport plan to reach nearly 9,000 km by 2035 is yet another example of the widespread global adoption of wireless charging and we are looking forward to unveiling our next-generation product with significantly increased power transfer capacity in this project,” said Oren Ezer, CEO and Co-founder of Electreon.
