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Vinge has advised Skellefteå Kraft in connection with investment in Charge-Amps

May 07, 2018 Automotive, Mobility and Electrification

Vinge has advised Skellefteå Kraft in connection with its investment in Charge-Amps AB.

Skellefteå Kraft is one of Sweden’s largest energy producers and also conducts operations in relation to the development of renewable energy through investments and research. Charge-Amps develops and offers charging solutions for electricity‑driven cars such as charging stations and charging cables as well as an extensive cloud service connected to charging.

Vinge’s team consisted of Kristian Ford together with Niklas Törnell and Emelie Svensäter Jerntorp.

 

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