Charging infrastructure for electric vehicles
Developing the charging infrastructure strategically and expanding it in a future-proof manner
Request advice on charging infrastructure now
Developing the charging infrastructure strategically and expanding it in a future-proof manner
Request advice on charging infrastructure nowThe expansion of electric mobility requires an efficient charging infrastructure that meets demand. Key factors include robust demand analyses, suitable locations and planning that takes both technical and economic requirements into account.
DMT supports local authorities, operators and investors in developing charging infrastructure concepts that are sustainable in the long term.
Georg Grothues
Managing Consultant, Manager Competence Center Mobility
DMT ENERGY ENGINEERS
+49 171 770 0070
I look forward to receiving your enquiry regarding the development of a practical charging infrastructure for your business, town or organisation.
A future-proof charging infrastructure is created by combining mobility data, land-use potential, energy supply and infrastructure planning. DMT supports you with analyses and a structured assessment methodology. Talk to our experts about your requirements for charging infrastructure and site development.
Without a sufficient number of charging points that are conveniently located to meet demand, electric vehicles cannot realise their full potential. Charging infrastructure is therefore a key foundation of electric mobility.
A charging infrastructure concept analyses future charging requirements, suitable locations, technical requirements and economic conditions, and uses this information to formulate specific recommendations for expansion.
The concepts are aimed in particular at local authorities, energy suppliers, investors, operators and companies with their own charging requirements.
During location scouting, potential locations are identified and assessed on the basis of spatial, technical, transport and economic criteria.
Key criteria include traffic volumes, user potential, network connectivity, available space, accessibility and the long-term development of the location.
