Leap24 operates a network of fast-charging stations for electric vehicles across the Netherlands and UK. The company provides charging infrastructure for cars, vans, and heavy vehicles, with modular, sustainably-designed stations and competitive pricing.

Where is Leap24 located?

Leap24 is headquartered in Amersfoort, Netherlands.

What energy sectors does Leap24 operate in?

Leap24 operates in Energy Storage.

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Leap24

Amersfoort, Netherlands

Energy StoragePrivate

Founded 2021

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Founded in 2021, Leap24 is a private headquartered in Amersfoort, Netherlands specializing in Energy Storage.

Leap24 is a Dutch charging infrastructure company founded in 2021 by Pelle Schlichting and Ferry Bosgra. The company builds and operates a network of rapid DC charging stations (120-180 kW) designed for electric vehicles, with a focus on accessibility for larger vehicles like commercial vans and trucks. Leap24 stations are strategically located at business parks and urban sites throughout the Netherlands, with expansion into the UK. The company sources green electricity from Dutch wind and solar projects and designs modular, circular charging infrastructure with a tree-like aesthetic. Leap24 offers multiple payment options including dedicated charging cards and mobile apps, with pricing at €0.69 per kWh for standard users and discounted rates through partnership programs. The company serves taxi operators, logistics providers, and private users.

EV chargingfast chargingDC chargingelectric vehiclesinfrastructurelogisticsmobilitysustainable transport

Headquarters

Amersfoort, Netherlands

Founded

2021

Company Type

Private