
Bikeep and Danish partner Jens Peter Hansen have installed new smart bike parking and e-bike charging stations at the Vestjylland transit station, available free of charge to all commuters and visitors. The installation marks a significant step in making sustainable multimodal transport more accessible in Denmark.
The new parking station runs primarily on solar power, automatically switching to grid electricity when solar generation is insufficient. This hybrid approach ensures reliable, around-the-clock availability while keeping the station's carbon footprint to a minimum.
The project was initiated to encourage greater use of public transport combined with cycling — a combination well-suited to Denmark's existing cycling culture and infrastructure. By offering secure, weatherproof bike parking alongside e-bike charging at a key transit hub, the initiative removes a practical barrier that often discourages commuters from completing their journey by bike.
The installation is expected to serve as a model for wider rollout across the region in the near future.

Bikeep's IoT platform opens up a range of business models for operators, cities, and entrepreneurs — from corporate campus bike lockers and university mobility hubs to transit station parking and retail bike storage.

Bikeep was awarded the Best Parking Charging & Hubs Company at the Rider's Choice Awards, organized by Micromobility Industries — a testament to our commitment to smarter urban mobility.

Bikeep is heading to Barcelona as part of the Estonian Business and Innovation Agency delegation to showcase our smart parking solutions at Smart City Expo 2022, November 15–17.