Charging Infrastructure Jämtland Härjedalen – Preliminary study for extension 2018 to 2020
A preliminary study for the charging infrastructure of the Jämtland Härjedalen region, Sweden, was requested to prepare for a project focusing on the expansion of rapid-charge stations and standard charging at organisations and companies.
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The staff of the Jämtland Härjedalen region requested a preliminary study for the charging infrastructure of the area. The study provides an excellent foundation for an implementation project in the period 2018-2020, focusing on the expansion of rapid-charge stations and standard charging at organisations and companies.
It is developed by a broad collaboration with a total of around 100 people who contributed in various ways to the implementation. A future project should also contain information efforts to enable more people to start using rechargeable cars.
During the work carried out for the preliminary study, a number of positive results have already been achieved, in line with the target related to the number of public fast loading stations that have been established in the county.
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