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Lightning fast charging from renewable energy

At a Cyan Energy station you can always charge with the same speed and convenience as you are used to at a traditional gas station, without compromising sustainability.

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Instructions

2,90 Kr / kWh

Questions?

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Ladepris

3,00 Kr / kWh

Some of the benefits when charging at our stations

Always lightning fast charging

We guarantee up to 350 kW effect, even with all charging columns in use*.

Pay with your card

Pay directly with your debit/credit card or QR-code, no app or payment chip are needed.

Only renewable energy

We guarantee the use of 100% renewable energy at all times when charging at Cyan Energy.

Fixed pricing

We have no extra fees or fluctuating rates – you'll always know exactly what to expect when you charge your vehicle.

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The reliable solution for transport and logistics

With our high-capacity chargers, larger vehicles can finally enjoy a reliable and sustainable charging option. Our system guarantees high capacity and no power sharing, providing robust power supply every time you need to charge up.

High-capacity charging

No grid required

Charging calculator

Try our charging calculator to see the energy and range a Cyan Energy charger can add to your vehicle in a short time.

min

Charging time

kWh

Energy added

Range added

Power grid charging

Cyan Energy charging

50 kW

350 kW

650 kW

950 kW

For passenger cars the calculation assumes that the vehicle can recive a minimum effect of 350 kW. The range is based on a average energy consumption of 200 Wh/km.

min

Charging time

kWh

Energy added

150

Range added

Power grid charging

Cyan Energy charging

50 kW

350 kW

650 kW

950 kW

For heavy haulage trucks and logistics the calculation assumes that the vehicle can recive a minimum effect of 350 kW. The range is based on a average energy consumption of 1800 Wh/km.

min

Charging time

kWh

Energy added

150

Range added

Power grid charging

Cyan Energy charging

50 kW

350 kW

650 kW

950 kW

For public transportation the calculation assumes that the vehicle can recive a minimum effect of 350 kW. The range is based on a average energy consumption of 1200 Wh/km.

Our charging stations

Open

Planned

Stations overview

Currently, we have one station in operation, with more charging stations being planned.

Hareid

Open

Planned

Møre og Romsdal

Strandgata 25, 6060 Hareid

More info

Chargers

2 in operation

Charging time

8minutes* (40kWh @ 350kW)

*Estimated time, if vehicle allows.

Power output

Max 350kW

Payment

Debit and credit cards

Internet access

Free WiFi

Food and drink

Kiosk 250 meters away

View in Google maps

How to charge

Charging at a Cyan Energy charging station is as easy as at a regular petrol station, here you will find a step-by-step review of how to charge.

1. Find charging station

Use our charging map or Google maps to find your nearest Cyan Energy charging station. To optimize the charging capacity, navigate to the charging station on the map in your vehicle or manually turn on the battery's preconditioning.

2. Plug in the vehicle

Connect the charging plug in your vehicle and follow the instructions on the screen.

3. Select payment

Card: Follow the instructions on the payment terminal.
QR-code: Use the camera on your phone to scan the QR-code on the screen. Click the link and follow the instructions.

4. Charging starts

After the payment is confirmed, the charging will automatically start.

5. Charge to your desired amount

The screen will show the battery level and estimated time remaining. Call a friend or grab a snack – but be fast!

6. End charging

The charging ends automatically when the vehicle's charging limit is reached. You can also stop manually at any time. Charging between 20% and 80% is optimal for prolonging the battery lifespan.

7. Disconnect when charging ends

When the charging has stopped, the vehicle will release the charging plug and it can now be removed from the vehicle.

Our prices

At Cyan Energy we have no difference in price by region, time of day or how much you need to charge. The price quoted is the price you pay.

Passenger cars

2,90 Kr / kWh

Our high-capacity charging system will significantly reduce charging times, minimizing waiting periods and enhancing the convenience and practicality of electric vehicles for daily use. Faster charging transforms electric vehicles into a more viable option for drivers of all kinds, promoting their widespread adoption and advancing toward a greener future. Additionally, the convenience of rapid charging enhances the overall appeal of electric vehicles, accelerating the transition to sustainable transportation.

Heavy haulage

2,90 Kr / kWh

High-capacity charging solutions in heavy transport and logistics bolster operational efficiency, potentially increasing carrier profitability. By reducing vehicle downtime and shortening charging times, logistics operations become more streamlined and cost-effective. This system facilitates longer routes and more frequent services, thereby maximizing carrier revenue potential. Moreover, investing in sustainable energy sources enables carriers to enhance their bottom line while simultaneously reducing environmental impact. This ensures long-term profitability and competitiveness in the logistics industry.

Public transportation

2,90 Kr / kWh

Integrating high-capacity charging into electric public transportation minimizes vehicle downtime and optimizes operational efficiency. Faster charging times enable longer routes and increased service frequency, enhancing overall system performance. Additionally, this initiative supports the transition to sustainable energy sources, fostering cleaner cities and a healthier environment.

Get help

If you experience errors or problems during charging, you will find an overview of the most common questions in the Questions and Answers box. If you still need help, you can contact us on our 24-hour support phone or by e-mail.

+47 969 04 488

contact@cyan-energy.com

Questions and Answers

What are the payment options for charging?

General

With us, you pay directly with your bank or credit card, just like at a regular gas station. Additionally, you can pay using a QR code from your mobile phone if you prefer.

The charging cable is stuck

Help

First, you need to stop charging by pressing the "Stop Charging" button on the charging station's touchscreen.

If you still can't remove the cable from the vehicle after charging has stopped, it's likely the car that is locking the cable.

Try pushing the charging connector firmly into the socket and move and twist the charging plug while pulling it out.
Try locking the car, then unlocking it again. After that, try to remove the charging plug.
Many cars have a dedicated release button, and information about this can be found in your vehicle's manual.
If none of these steps work, most car models have emergency release, usually a wire or button located near the charging port, in the engine bay, or the trunk.

If you're still experiencing issues, you can contact us by phone.

Where can I charge?

General

You can charge at all our charging stations. You can find an overview of all the chargers in our charging map!

Why is my car charging slower than 350 kW?

General

The battery management system in your vehicle automatically regulates the charging speed to match what your vehicle’s battery can handle. Sometimes, you may notice that the charging speed is lower than the maximum your vehicle is supposed to accept. This could be because the battery isn't at an optimal temperature. To speed up charging when it's cold, you can plan a charging stop towards the end of your journey or precondition the battery before charging, for vehicles where this is possible.

Which charging cable can I use?

General

At our charging stations, there is a CCS/Combo connector because most new electric vehicles today come with CCS, which is the European standard for charging cables.

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