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Ekoenergetyka SAT 1500 MCS
The Polish maker's megawatt satellite, now sold as Axon Sat MCS: up to 1,500 A on an MCS plug, optionally with a 600 A CCS plug, and more than 1 MW. It is in public use at two St1 truck hubs in Norway. We could not find Ekoenergetyka in the IAA 2026 exhibitor list, and no price is published.
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Company 3 / 4
IAA Transportation 2026 0 / 5
| Hall and standNot found in the IAA exhibitor directory under Ekoenergetyka or Axon (searched 16 September 2026); Ekoenergetyka's events page shows IAA Hanover only in its event gallery | not published | |
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| Premiered in HanoverWorld or European premieres on the stand | not published | |
| Charging products on the standModels shown | not published | |
| Announcements at the showPartnerships, orders, launch dates | not published | |
| Who to talk to on the standName and role, as the maker publishes it | not published |
The charging system 12 / 19
| ModelProduct name as sold since Ekoenergetyka launched its Axon Charger product brand in April 2026; its news still uses SAT1500 | Axon Sat MCS (earlier name: SAT 1500 MCS) | ↗ ↗ ↗ ↗ |
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| ArchitecturePlaced to suit truck lanes; one satellite can serve two trucks at once, for example on an island between two lanes. Earlier on this sheet: Split DC satellite dispenser, compact, charges two vehicles at once | Split DC: a satellite with the charging cables and screen, fed by a separate central power unit | ↗ ↗ ↗ |
| Power per cabinet or unitNot published for the MCS system. Ekoenergetyka's own power unit, the Axon Side DLBS, is rated 480 kW with up to 6 outputs, 500 A per output and 1,200 A over all outputs (preliminary data sheet, January 2026); the product pages do not say which power unit feeds the MCS satellite | not published | |
| Power-sharing stepSmallest block of power that can move between outlets | not published | |
| Outlets per power unitTwo versions of the satellite; Ekoenergetyka says one satellite can charge two vehicles at once. Earlier on this sheet: 2 vehicles per satellite | 1 MCS, or 1 MCS + 1 CCS | ↗ ↗ |
| Max power per CCS outlet | not published | |
| Max current, CCSLiquid-cooled CCS (HPC) connector on the MCS + CCS version | 600 A | ↗ ↗ |
| Megawatt Charging System (MCS)available / planned / no | available | ↗ |
| Max power per MCS outlet"More than 1 MW" (maker). St1's Tvedestrand hub lists its SAT1500 at up to 1.2 MW, the Koppang hub up to 1.5 MW. In St1's first test with the haulier ASKO the MCS delivered about 700 kW, peak 723 kW (Ekoenergetyka, 1 December 2025) | > 1000 kW | ↗ ↗ ↗ ↗ |
| Max current, MCSMCS connector allows up to 3,000 A | 1500 A | ↗ ↗ ↗ |
| Output voltage rangeNot published for the satellite; Ekoenergetyka's Axon Side DLBS power unit delivers 150–1,000 V | not published | |
| Efficiency, grid to plugAs published by the maker | not published | |
| Loss grid to battery, overnight depotAs assumed in the eTRUCKTCO calculators | Not in the calculators % | ↗ |
| CoolingLiquid-cooled cables / air | Liquid-cooled MCS and CCS cables and connectors, with temperature and current monitoring | ↗ ↗ |
| Cable lengthStandard on both versions; 4.5 m option for the MCS-only version (the cable then touches the ground) | 3 m | ↗ |
| Protection and temperature rangeUp to 2,000 m altitude | IP54, IK10; −35 to +55 °C | ↗ ↗ |
| Noise | not published | |
| Battery bufferBuilt-in storage to soften the grid peak, if any | not published | |
| Size and weightCabinet and dispenser. Power unit: Axon Side DLBS 2,300 × 1,000 × 1,050 mm, about 1,000 kg, if that is the one used (not stated) | Satellite 2,150 × 1,000 × 470 mm (H × W × D), about 400 kg, galvanised steel housing | ↗ |
Software and standards 3 / 4
| OCPPVersion | 1.6J and 2.0.1 | ↗ ↗ |
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| ISO 15118 / Plug & Charge | ISO 15118-20, plus IEC 61851-1, -23 and -24 and DIN 70121 | ↗ |
| Load and fleet managementDynamic power sharing, depot peak control | not published | |
| Software offeredBack-end, app, monitoring | 10-inch touchscreen with RFID; optional 19-inch screen for adverts or fleet information, managed remotely; optional payment terminals (Castles, Payter, Ingenico, Pax); MID or Eichrecht DC meter; fibre-optic link to the power unit | ↗ ↗ |
Buying and running it in Europe 2 / 8
| List pricePer cabinet or per outlet, say which | not published | |
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| Price per kW installedHardware only or turnkey, say which | not published | |
| Availability in EuropeOrder now, deliveries from … | In public use at St1 truck hubs in Norway (Tvedestrand, announced 1 December 2025; Koppang, announced 28 January 2026); the data sheet is still marked preliminary (March 2026) | ↗ ↗ ↗ |
| Units delivered in Europe to date | not published | |
| Reference customers in EuropeFleets, operators, hubs | St1 in Norway: Tvedestrand, between Oslo and Stavanger (5 charge points, 2 MW, Ekoenergetyka's first MCS site, tested with ASKO on 28 November 2025), and Koppang (4 charge points, 1.6 MW, open to the public since January 2026) | ↗ ↗ |
| WarrantyYears, service levels | not published | |
| Service network in EuropeOwn technicians, partners, response time | not published | |
| Turnkey partnersWho installs it, including the grid connection | not published |
On this site 2 / 3
| In the eTRUCKTCO calculatorsWhich option, and with what loss and cost factor | not published | |
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| Trucks on this site it can charge at full powerSee the truck sheets | Every truck of the T&E comparison except the DAF XG Electric is MCS-capable or announced so (MAN eTGX up to 750 kW): see the truck sheets at /sheets/avs/ | ↗ |
| Anything else worth knowing | Ekoenergetyka claims about 35 minutes for a megawatt charge, to fit the driver's 45-minute break; in St1's first test, charging took 25–45 minutes instead of about 70, depending on truck and charging curve. Unveiled at IAA Transportation 2024; not found in the 2026 exhibitor directory | ↗ ↗ ↗ ↗ |
Where these figures come from
- Sustainable Truck&Van: IAA 2024, Ekoenergetyka unveils SAT 1500 megawatt charging system
- Ekoenergetyka (official site)
- eTRUCKTCO business case: the four charging systems in the calculators (loss, cost multiplier, auto-selection)
- IAA Transportation 2026, Hanover, 15-20 September 2026
- Apollo Vehicle Safety for Transport & Environment: comparison of electric truck models (AVS377, August 2026)
- Ekoenergetyka: AXON SAT MCS product page
- Axon Charger (Ekoenergetyka): Axon Sat MCS product page
- Ekoenergetyka, 3 March 2026: Axon Sat MCS preliminary data sheet (PDF)
- Ekoenergetyka, 22 January 2026: Axon Side DLBS preliminary data sheet (PDF)
- Ekoenergetyka, 1 December 2025: First MCS hub for St1: Ekoenergetyka powers a 2 MW heavy-duty charging site in Norway
- Ekoenergetyka, 28 January 2026: Ekoenergetyka supplies MCS technology for St1's heavy-duty charging hub in Koppang, Norway
- Ekoenergetyka: News (incl. 9 April 2026: Ekoenergetyka introduces Axon Charger – a new product brand)
- IAA TRANSPORTATION exhibitor directory, search for Ekoenergetyka (16 September 2026: no result)
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