Power Electronics, the Valencia-headquartered power-conversion company, was the hardware partner in the Milence 1.1 MW megawatt charging test — and markets its own MCS-class charging solutions rated up to 1.44 MW, putting a Spanish industrial supplier among the leaders of the megawatt hardware tier.

The test itself (detailed in our Germany case study) matters for what it proves: megawatt-class charging working on real trucks with alliance-grade reliability, built by a European supplier ecosystem — not only American (Tesla) or Chinese (Huawei) hardware. Power Electronics’ presence also extends the geographic map of the build: Iberian manufacturing and deployment strength (Iberdrola’s Murcia 1 MW site runs on regional supplier relationships) supporting Southern Europe’s coverage catch-up.

For CPO and depot procurement: the supplier shortlist for megawatt-class hardware now credibly includes ABB (MCS1200), Siemens (1.68 MW SICHARGE FLEX), Kempower (1.2 MW Flex), Power Electronics (1.44 MW), Alpitronic (HYC1000) and Huawei — competitive depth that improves pricing and delivery terms with every quarter. Get multiple quotes; this is now a buyer’s market for hardware.