By DET Corp Comms - Published January 29, 2026

Delta Electronics Australia has marked another important milestone in its EV journey, partnering with Australian technology innovator NHP Electrical Engineering Products to deliver an Australian-first solution: a 50kW DC fast charger mounted directly onto power poles. Designed to support both regional and inner-city communities, this installation shows how smart engineering and collaboration can turn real-world challenges into practical solutions.
At the heart of the project is Delta’s compact and versatile 50kW DC Charger, combined with NHP’s expertise in distribution boards and custom manufacturing. Together, the teams have created a charging solution that is fast, space-efficient, and easier to deploy than traditional DC charging infrastructure.

One of the standout benefits is convenience. The charger can deliver up to 80% charge within a typical two-hour parking window, making it ideal for council-managed parking areas and busy local hubs. It also requires just over 100 amps of power, only slightly higher than a standard residential electrical service. This means many existing power poles can support the charger without major substation upgrades or heavy-duty cabling.
As shared by Delta Electronics Australia Country Manager Tom Hew, accessibility is key to driving EV adoption. By bringing fast charging closer to where people live, work, and park, this solution helps remove common barriers around range anxiety, installation complexity, and infrastructure cost.

The project also reflects cross-industry collaboration. Delta and NHP worked closely with Essential Energy, a regional NSW distribution network service provider, to assess the feasibility of installing 50kW DC chargers on existing poles across its network. This collaboration supports a shared goal of expanding EV charging access across regional, rural, and remote New South Wales.
Pilot installations have been deployed, with further rollouts expected this year. This achievement highlights Delta’s continued commitment to Australia’s energy transition and showcases how practical innovation, strong partnerships, and purpose-driven engineering can make a meaningful impact on communities.