Skylife Engineering is participating in the design and development of a new ultra-fast charging system for electric vehicles, which will have modular stations based on sustainability criteria to reduce the impact on the environment.

The ZEUS project, subsidized by the CDTI and financed by the European Union through NextGenerationEU funds of 3 million euros, is being carried out through a consortium led by WallBox Chargers S.L., together with Skylife Engineering S.L., Bold Valuable Technology Spain S.L. and Tekniatest Solutions S.A.

The new modular and ultra-fast electric recharging system that ZEUS is working on reaches charging powers of up to 350 kW, also seeking to be more sustainable. In this sense, it will have an integrated battery system that will be powered by renewable energy sources. With these charging stations (EV) it will be possible to soften a power peak in the electricity demand, a differentiating advantage, taking into account the expected expansion of the electric vehicle fleet in the short term and the limited structure of the state electricity grid.

The activity of Skylife Engineering, based in the Cartuja Science and Technology Park in Seville, is based on innovation for the implementation of high technology with a positive impact. The company specializes in aerospace engineering, where it has an outstanding track record of more than 10 years. It also develops technological innovation with solutions applied to other sectors, such as energy, health and education.

The Andalusian company, born with a clear connection to the University of Seville, has among its clients large multinationals around the world, for which it develops both software and hardware. Its team, formed mostly by engineering professionals with various specialties, maintains a strong commitment to values such as sustainability.

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