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The advisory board of the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure met for its fourth meeting online today, strengthened by four new members. This is the first time a manufacturer of battery-electric trucks and associations from the trade, property and the oil industries are represented in the advisory board. 15. March 2022 FlächenTOOL from the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure now lists around 1,000 properties that are available for the development of charging infrastructure in Germany. The digital platform was launched in November 2020 and has the goal of bringing landowners like municipalities, companies and private persons together with those who want to invest in charging infrastructure. 11. March 2022 With the conclusion of the task force: ‘Backcasting – charging infrastructure for heavy-duty commercial vehicles’, the BMDV, NOW and the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure have established a ‘to-do’ inventory for the development of public charging infrastructure for heavy-duty commercial vehicles used in long-distance transport. 24. January 2022 The latest tender for 200 fast-charging locations of the Deutschlandnetz at unmanned rest areas along Germany’s motorways was kicked off on 20 December 2021. The tender is being conducted by the federal motorway company, Autobahn GmbH. It represents the second partial tender of the Deutschlandnetz – the BMDV already commenced the tendering procedure for 900 fast-charging locations nationwide at transport hubs in both urban and rural areas on 1 October 2021. 20. December 2021 Applications for the Federal Ministry of Digital Affairs and Transport’s “Local Charging Infrastructure” funding programme can still be submitted until the end of the year. The programme is primarily aimed at companies in the retail sector and the hospitality industry. 16. December 2021 National Centre for Charging Infrastructure and the Berlin-based association “Sozialhelden und -heldinnen” (Social Heroes) are forging ahead with barrier-free infrastructure for e-charging points. 6. December 2021 FlächenTOOL from the National Centre for Charging Infrastructure brings supply and demand for space together. The digital platform will now also provide information on already existing public charging infrastructure and electric mobility concepts from local municipalities. 25. November 2021 Interim assessment of the BMVI funding programme for private charging stations 23. November 2021 The Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) will fund the installation of charging infrastructure at staff parking spaces, for electric vehicles of commercial or municipal fleets as well as for service vehicles. 17. November 2021 The Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure’s successful funding scheme to support the installation of private charging stations for electric cars at residential buildings will be expanded by a further 300 million euros and extended once more. 16. November 2021Advisory Board of the National Control Centre for Charging Infrastructure welcomes four new members
FlächenTOOL lists 1,000 properties for construction of charging infrastructure
Climate-friendly commercial vehicles: NOW identifies action required for building up charging infrastructure
200 fast-charging locations along Germany’s federal motorways: Second part of the tender for the Deutschlandnetz underway
“Local Charging Infrastructure” funding programme: Application deadline ends at the end of the year – submit your application now
Charging without barriers
FlächenTOOL now also displays existing public charging infrastructure
Easy charging at home: funding programme provides hundreds of thousands of new charging stations across Germany
Charging infrastructure in municipalities and companies: funding now also available for fleets and at staff parking spaces
Funding programme for private charging stations to be topped up by a further 300 million euros