Coswig is progressing: new quick charging stations for electromobility!

Coswig is progressing: new quick charging stations for electromobility!

In the tranquil city of Coswig, which counts around 21,000 inhabitants, something happens in the field of electromobility. The city administration started the initiative on Monday to actively expand the charging infrastructure. Coswig wants to prepare for the future and relies on publicly accessible quick charging stations. The focus is not only on the convenient charging option for electric mobilists, but also at the achievement of the city's climate goals, as diesachsen.de reports.

An important step in this direction is that interested companies are asked to submit an expression of interest to the construction and operation of the quick charging stations. This application period runs until August 31 of this year. In addition, the city administration has already identified two suitable locations that are considered for the planned quick charging stations. The project is part of a comprehensive climate protection concept that promotes both the expansion of electric vehicle use and sustainable urban development.

interactive charging infrastructure

If you want to find out about the existing charging infrastructure in Germany, you can find valuable information on the interactive map of Federal Network Agency All operators and their charging stations are listed there, including details such as the operator address and technical equipment. The card is a useful tool for everyone who owns or think about an electric car. However, it should be noted that the data shown do not map the full number of available loading devices, since in reality there are more public charging points than displayed on this card.

The charging stations play a crucial role in the acceptance of electric cars. A survey from 2022 shows that over two thirds of the respondents state that inadequate charging infrastructure is a main reason not to buy an electric car. Therefore, the comprehensive development of loading points in cities like Coswig is not only considered a positive step, but is also essential for the promotion of electromobility throughout Germany.

The challenges of charging infrastructure

The expansion of the charging infrastructure is not only a local concern, but a central topic for the federal government, which is striving for a nationwide network from one million charging points by 2030. Many charging stations are currently installed in Germany, mostly normal charging points, but the demand for quick charging stations is growing rapidly. These can significantly reduce loading times and are therefore particularly attractive for electric car drivers. The need is obvious, because the average charging power for new charging facilities is about 35.2 kW-the trend is rising, as Statista reports.