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The network of public charging stations for electric cars operated by the ČEZ Group has reached 100 installed stations. ČEZ meets the increasing demand for electromobility by building new stations, especially fast charging stations, whose number is currently at 50, and by offering related products and solutions for all types of customers.
Unipetrol is expanding the offer of fuels available in its Benzina fuel station network by adding electric power. It has reached an agreement with the ČEZ Group on launching dozens of fast charging stations throughout the Czech Republic. They will be built by the Electromobility of the ČEZ Group, the operator of the largest domestic network of public charging stations. This infrastructure is being built also thanks to the European grant from the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) program. The first two fast charging stations have been put into test operation at the Benzina fuel service station in Rousínov near Vyškov. By the end of the year, ČEZ and Benzina will put into operation more than ten of these fast charging points.
Projections of future development of electromobility in the Czech Republic, products and services for businesses as well as for individuals, domestic and foreign technological and legislative trends – all this and more will be brought to you by the Forum Electromobility conference held on 30 – 31 May by Forum Karlín. The main partner of the event is the ČEZ Group, the operator of the largest network of public charging stations for electric cars in the Czech Republic, whose part is being built also thanks to a grant from the European Connecting Europe Facility program.
The traditional conference in Loučeň about the future and the possibilities of alternative fuels for transport has brought a large number of news and interesting insights from domestic specialists in the area of electromobility. Even this year, the ČEZ Group was the main partner of the 5th year of this conference on clean mobility. Every year, this platform provides a forum for various viewpoints and joint discussion of manufacturers, representatives of state and local administration, infrastructure operators and users.
Fast charging of electric cars during travel across the Czech Republic is becoming more and more popular. Last year, the volume of electricity consumed at the public fast charging stations of the ČEZ Group grew almost fourfold compared to the previous year. The busiest were stations in Prague and Brno. The new infrastructure is being built also thanks to the European grant from the Connecting Europe Facility program.