Photo Story from Europe
Spent twenty days in Europe observing charging infrastructure
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A 150kW charger overlooking the Swedish Parliament, Stockholm.
Nitin Gadkari’s dream of Biogas buses being fulfilled in Uppsala, Sweden
ChargeNode’s Type2 chargers where you bring your own cable.
ABB’s charger on Nackia Energy, Stockholm, Sweden
Couple of Fleet chargers for cabs in Stockholm, Sweden
Chinese OEM - Thor’s 200kW chargers in a public parking lot.
More ABB Chargers in Stockholm, Sweden
An Alpitronic charger at a gas station in Copenhagen, Denmark
Graffiti is the added splash on these slow chargers in Hamburg, Germany.
Alpitronic’s 50kW charger in our hotel parking lot.
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Some observations :
Bringing your own cable to chargers is very common in all Type2 chargers upto 22kW. There is abundance of Type2 chargers in various parking lots in the countries we visited.
The fast chargers here are significantly silent than the ones in India.
In India, we see big billboards next to the chargers showing the steps on how to use the charger, which was virtually non existent in Europe.
Except in Poland, we didn’t see any hoardings advertising charging locations in the Scandinavian countries, Germany and Italy.
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Photos : Priyans
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