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2026-08-06•1 min read

1.5-Megawatt Electric Truck Charger Clears Key US Safety Hurdle

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"The equipment is certified, but good luck getting local utilities to approve a 1.5-megawatt draw for a single truck stop anytime soon."

1.5-Megawatt Electric Truck Charger Clears Key US Safety Hurdle
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Executive Summary

  • •The i-light system cleared Intertek's ETL certification for US and Canadian DC fast charging standards.
  • •The unit supports both current 800 kW CCS fleets and upcoming 1.5 MW Megawatt Charging Systems.
  • •The hardware features a 37-inch transparent data display visible directly from the truck's driver seat.

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i-charging secures North American safety certification for its 1.5-megawatt heavy-duty electric truck chargers. The i-light system cleared Intertek's ETL certification for US and Canadian DC fast charging standards. The unit supports both current 800 kW CCS fleets and upcoming 1.5 MW Megawatt Charging Systems. The hardware features a 37-inch transparent data display visible directly from the truck's driver seat. "ETL certification is a decisive step in bringing i-light to North America. Fleet operators demand charging infrastructure that meets the mission critical duty cycles of the medium and heavy-duty (MHD) vehicles on the road today and is ready for MCS as the standard matures." — Jeff Cohen The hardware is finally certified for deployment, but the real bottleneck now shifts from safety standards to actual grid capacity and local permits.
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Primary Impact

Medium and heavy-duty fleet operators and commercial site developers in the US and Canada.

Strategic Shift

The physical infrastructure transition from passenger-tier fast charging to industrial-scale Megawatt Charging Systems (MCS) for commercial logistics.

The Ripple Effect

North American fleet operators will accelerate purchasing decisions for MCS-equipped electric trucks now that the necessary charging hardware has independent safety validation.

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