Shell inaugurated its first self-developed megawatt charger in Amsterdam on June 17, 2024, designed for dual use by electric trucks and shipping vessels at the Energy Transition Campus Amsterdam (ETCA). This initiative reflects Shell's multi-faceted approach to energy solutions, including biofuels, LNG, and now electric mobility. The megawatt charger's capacity is a significant advancement, equivalent to three regular fast chargers, positioning Shell ahead in the rapidly expanding electric mobility market. The integration of the charger with ETCA's own microgrid, which includes solar panels, battery storage, EV chargers, and a hydrogen electrolyzer, illustrates a holistic energy system. Shell's General Manager eMobility, Hilmar van den Dool, emphasized the company's commitment to providing cleaner energy solutions and investing in innovative infrastructure. The Megawatt Charging System features two charging arms, one for electric vessels and another for heavy-duty electric trucks, showcasing adaptability to diverse transportation needs. Overall, Shell's megawatt charger represents a positive step towards sustainable energy and technological advancement in Amsterdam.