The world edition from 07.03.2022

Charging station infrastructure needs valid data

The Energy Sector and Cities: Between Obstacles and Successes on the Path to a Climate-Smart Future. Germany’s cities face enormous challenges in achieving the goals of the energy transition. Innovation must be promoted as a key indicator of sustainability in order to make cities and urban regions more efficient, livable, and environmentally friendly.

 

The Herculean task in implementing this is striking a balance between environmental and economic considerations. What measures are needed to move closer to the “net-zero” goal?

 

How can we successfully implement a future-proof digital infrastructure, smart mobility, and sustainable urban development overall?

Many parameters are required

The surge of new electric vehicles on Germany's roads also requires an appropriate charging infrastructure. This can be achieved through a targeted, data-driven approach.

 

To keep pace with the expansion of fast- and standard-charging stations for electric cars, infrastructure development must be based on a variety of factors. Learn more about this here.

 

“Without a systematic, data-driven approach, it will not be possible to build and expand this infrastructure. One challenge in developing charging infrastructure lies in choosing the right locations,” says Norbert Stankus, Director of Energy & E-Mobility at Nexiga, a location intelligence specialist.

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