MPMC To Showcase Battery-Backed Mobile DC Fast Chargers at Industry Events
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MPMC Powertech Corp. is set to showcase its innovative battery-backed mobile DC fast chargers for electric vehicles and electric trucks at two major industry events in 2026. The company will present its BCH Series Mobile BESS Charger at Data Centre World Asia 2026, taking place in Singapore from September 29-30, and at the 140th China Import and Export Fair in Guangzhou from October 15-19.
The BCH Series charger is designed to provide DC fast-charging for electric vehicles and electric trucks in locations with limited or no grid access. It can be positioned wherever charging is needed, reaching full operational status within 24 hours of arrival, without the long lead times typically associated with permanent charging infrastructure and grid capacity upgrades.
MPMC's product is part of a broader range of integrated power solutions the company offers, including containerized power generation, battery energy storage, and mobile charging equipment. The company's Twins Power generator sets and C&I Energy Storage systems are already supporting reliable and resilient power infrastructure for data center applications.
The BCH Series charger stores energy in an onboard battery pack that can be charged from the grid, generator sets, existing battery storage, or solar power. It discharges this energy through DC fast-charging connectors, making it suitable for various charging scenarios. The charger is particularly useful for logistics, port, and EV charging applications in Europe.
In the United Kingdom, MPMC deployed eight BCH-275-200 units to support logistics and port truck charging, providing DC fast-charging capacity across a working logistics operation. In the Netherlands, a combination of BCH-275-200 and BCH-500-1000 units forms a grid-connected EV charging station. In Norway, a 2 MWh system built from BCH-500-1000 units enabled zero-emission operation of electric construction machinery at a location with no grid access.
The BCH Series charger spans from the compact BCH-80-70, delivering 80 kW of DC output through a single liquid-cooled CCS2 260A connector, up to the BCH-500-1000, which stores 1,075 kWh per unit and delivers up to 500 kW of DC output. Between these, the BCH-275-200 (150 kW DC output, two CCS2 250A connectors), BCH-600-400 (400 kW DC output, two CCS2 350A connectors), and BCH-800-600 (600 kW DC output, two CCS2 350A connectors) cover the mid-range demand most logistics depots, ports, and charging operations require.
Each model in the BCH Series is built on MPMC's blade LFP battery architecture, using a sandwich cell structure tested for fire, water immersion, high-impact collision, and crush resistance. The 6.7°C precision thermal control range ensures stable output across repeated high-power charging cycles. BCH-275-200 and above models support OCPP 1.6 for interoperability with third-party charging networks, optional RFID payment integration, and optional CCS1, GB/T, or CHAdeMO connectors for markets outside the CCS2 standard.
MPMC's BCH Series charger is positioned to meet the growing demand for mobile, battery-based charging as a practical alternative to permanent infrastructure. The company's products have been delivered to more than 120 countries and territories across Asia, Africa, Oceania, the Americas, and Europe, serving sectors including mining, oil and gas, construction, data centers, healthcare, and rental power.