5 minutes from the Sea of Galilee: new charging stations near Highway 90
Amishragreen has launched a new fast-charging complex at the Ein Gev station. The new complex features 3 charging stations with a speed of 120 kW. There are currently 9 ultra-fast charging stations from the company along the country's longest highway.
Amishragreen, a provider of advanced solutions in solar energy and electricity storage, launched a new fast-charging complex for electric vehicles today (Wednesday) near the Sea of Galilee, approximately 10 km from the Tzemach junction.
The new complex, established at the Ein Gev station on Highway 92 near Highway 90, features 3 ultra-fast charging stations with a capacity of 120 kW. All new stations support payment via credit card or mobile app. According to Amishragreen, the rate is 2.60 NIS per kW.
Amishragreen, a subsidiary of Amishragaz Energy, is a leading company providing advanced energy solutions, specializing in the initiation, construction, and operation of solar (photovoltaic) systems and energy storage facilities, primarily on the roofs of large buildings such as cowsheds, chicken coops, and shopping centers. The company prioritizes innovation, reliability, and sustainability to advance the Israeli energy market toward a greener and more independent future.
Yarden Bar-Nes, CEO of Amishragreen, stated:
"I was born, raised, and educated on Highway 90, the longest highway in Israel, which stretches nearly 500 km. I am very happy to announce to electric vehicle drivers that we now have 9 ultra-fast stations along Highway 90 (3 in Ein Gev, 2 in Ein Hatzeva, 4 in Ir Ovot), all offering payment options via credit card and app."
