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The Charge Point Podcast

A podcast by EV charging professionals, for EV charging professionals.We bring you conversations centered around EV charging innovation and technology, with the people that are shaping the industry – from all around Europe.

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The Charge Point Podcast
”A must-listen for professionals across the entire EV value-chain and throughout Europe.”
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Nicola Dellai

Energy Analyst, e.ON Drive Infrastructure

"It's a great niche podcast that EV charging professionals like us are looking for."
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Yavor Yordanov

Technical Architecture Consultant, AMPECO

”The podcast is fantastic. It provides great value and inspiration. Keep up the amazing work!”
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Episode 36

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In this special edition of The Charge Point Podcast, recorded at the NextTruck event in Berlin, host Christophe Lephilibert sits down with three innovators driving the electrification of heavy transport in Europe.

Baris Akyalcin, Head of eTrucks Europe at BYD, shares how the company is leveraging its global expertise to accelerate e-truck adoption.

Claudio Castagnetti from Stäubli explains how advanced connector and charging technologies are enabling the leap to megawatt charging.And

Dr. Abdullah Jaber, CEO of Trailer Dynamics, reveals how their smart e-trailer is redefining efficiency and bringing TCO parity within reach.

Together, they paint a clear picture of how collaboration, technology, and ambition are converging to build Europe’s e-truck ecosystem.

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48 min

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Episode 36 – Building the E-Truck Ecosystem: Lessons from BYD, Stäubli, and Trailer Dynamics

Episode 35

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In this episode, Christophe sits down with Sebastian Wolff, CTO and co-founder of Fryte, to explore how the e-truck revolution is shifting from hardware to operations. They discuss why now is the tipping point for zero-emission trucking, how depot charging is transforming logistics sites into energy hubs, and why connecting logistics and energy systems is key to scaling e-trucks efficiently.

From smart routing to intelligent energy management, Sebastian shares how Fryte is building the digital backbone that will keep the next generation of electric fleets rolling.

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37 min

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Episode 35 – Connecting the Dots: How Fryte is Powering the E-Truck Revolution

Episode 34

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The EV revolution won’t go far if the grid can’t keep up. In this episode, Christophe speaks with Julia Hildermeier from the Regulatory Assistance Project about the grid bottlenecks slowing down transport electrification—and what policymakers, DSOs, and Charge Point Operators can do about it.

From long connection queues and outdated pricing models to local best practices already clearing the path, this conversation dives deep into the real-world friction between ambition and infrastructure—and what it’ll take to solve it.If you're a CPO, fleet operator, or policymaker shaping the future of electric transport, this episode is for you.

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31 min

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Episode 34 - The Grid Bottleneck: Why EV Charging Needs a Policy Reboot

Episode 33

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What if you could deploy high-power EV charging without waiting years for a grid upgrade? In this episode, Christophe talks with Mike, CEO of Kwetta - an innovative hardware company turning that vision into reality. Discover how their grid-supportive charging technology is helping CPOs reduce costs, speed up deployments, and prepare for the heavy-duty EV wave.

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27 min

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Episode 33 - Grid-Forming Charging Hardware: The Interface Unlocking the Digital Grid, with Kwetta 

FAQ

What is The Charge Point Podcast about?
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The Charge Point Podcast explores the future of EV charging and energy management, featuring conversations with industry experts, innovators, and operators. Each episode dives into real-world challenges, business models, and technologies shaping the EV charging ecosystem.

Who is the podcast for?
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The podcast is designed for Charge Point Operators (CPOs), energy professionals, and e-mobility stakeholders who want to stay ahead of industry trends. It’s especially relevant for those working with EV infrastructure, smart charging, and energy systems.

What topics are covered in the podcast?
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Episodes cover a wide range of topics within EV charging and energy, including:

  • Grid constraints and infrastructure challenges
  • Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) and flexibility markets
  • EV charging business models and profitability
  • Policy, regulation, and market developments
  • Fleet and heavy transport electrification
  • Cybersecurity and operational risks


The focus is always on practical insights and real-world applications.

How often are new episodes released?
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New episodes are typically released every two weeks, bringing fresh insights and discussions from across the EV charging ecosystem.

How long is each episode?
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Episode length varies depending on the topic and format, but most episodes are between 25 and 45 minutes, with some longer deep dives or panel discussions.

Where can I listen to the podcast?
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You can listen to The Charge Point Podcast directly on the FLEXECHARGE website, as well as on major platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

Can I suggest topics or guests?
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Yes, FLEXECHARGE welcomes suggestions for future topics and guests. You can reach out via email hello@flexecharge.com to share your ideas and help shape upcoming episodes.