Wallbox (NYSE: WBX) and EDP électrique have deployed 120 Pulsar Pro electric vehicle charging stations at the YHU Terminal of MET – Aéroport métropolitain de Montréal, according to a press release from Wallbox.

An additional 48 chargers are planned upon completion of a new building currently under construction at the airport, which would bring the total to 168 charging points. The chargers serve airport employees, visitors, and airport operations.

The project involved several partners, including Foresta, EG Électrique, and Westburne. EDP électrique coordinated integration efforts between the customer, manufacturers, and distributors. Foresta's charging infrastructure management platform handles centralized network management and payment processing.

The installation uses Wallbox's Power Sharing technology, which distributes available electrical capacity across groups of chargers. Wallbox states the setup is designed to scale as EV charging demand grows.

"Transport hubs such as airports are an important part of the next phase of EV charging infrastructure, where scale, reliability and intelligent energy management become increasingly important," said Ignasi Alastuey, Chief Business Officer at Wallbox.

Sabryna Barabé-Favreau, Sales Representative at EDP électrique, said the project demonstrated what close collaboration between stakeholders could deliver in terms of scalable charging infrastructure.