Budimex Mobility has handed over 9 new stations for electric vehicles to the residents of Szczecin. This is another location, after Bydgoszcz, where the Budimex Group company is developing its network of charging points. New charging stations have been launched in the areas of the following streets: Floriana Szarego (2 points), Cukrowa/Ronda Uniwersyteckiego, Wiosny Ludów, Dworska, Ku Słońce (2 points), Niedziałkowskiego, Kazimierza Królewicza and Kadłubka.
The investment in Szczecin is part of the Budimex Mobility project, which includes the commissioning of a total of 112 stations in four cities in Poland. The company became the owner of the electric vehicle charging infrastructure in February this year, as a result of its purchase from Enea Operator. After the necessary technical inspection, configuration, formal process and connection, devices with the Budimex Mobility logo are successively made available to residents. In June, 27 two-point stations were put into operation in Bydgoszcz, and more are being prepared in Gorzów Wielkopolski and Poznań. The first stage has been completed in Szczecin – 9 new chargers have been launched, and ultimately 36 charging stations are to be available in the city.
“The construction of further infrastructure elements is necessary for the development of the electromobility sector in Poland. Greater availability of charging stations means easier and more comfortable movement for “electric” drivers. The awareness of the benefits of choosing less emission-intensive means of transport seems to be growing. However, specific investments are needed, in which, as Budimex Mobility, we want to have our share,” said Jakub Długoszek, Member of the Management Board of Budimex Mobility. “The presence of new charging points also affects the development of cities. Today, the network of stations for electric vehicles is an indispensable element of modern and environmentally sensitive urban centres. We are glad that we can support our local partners in building their image in this area, while improving the quality of life of residents,” added Jakub Długoszek.
The Budimex Mobility stations launched in Szczecin are devices manufactured by Emiter with a capacity of 22kW. The points are adapted to handle 1 vehicle at the same time. The charging process is supported by the system of Elocity, with which the Budimex Group company has established a long-term cooperation. Users can register on the mobile app and pay the service fee there. The points are also adapted for use by people using RFID accounts and cards.
The commissioning of another 27 devices in Szczecin is planned for the third quarter of this year. Currently, the process of necessary modernization of the station is underway.
For more information, please visit: budimexmobility.pl.
