På dette P-huset i Bogstadveien får alle plasser eget ladepunkt. Nå skal kommunen betale for at flere skal gjøre det samme. Photo: Dan P. Neegaard
07.03.2024
- Andreas Poppe and electrician Martin Ludvigsen are excited about opening a parking house with 144 charging points, converting the entire capacity for electric car charging.
- Poppe, who bought the parking house fifteen years ago, aims to make it future-proof and commercially viable.
- The parking house will offer free charging for electric cars, with those using superchargers paying half of the parking fee.
- Poppe collaborated with Tesla to set up a new transformer station, including fast chargers and destination chargers.
- Oslo municipality’s Councilor for Environment and Transport, Marit Vea, praises Poppe’s initiative and launches a subsidy program to encourage private actors to establish charging points.
- Aimo Park, a parking operator, supports the subsidy program and plans to expand charging points in their facilities within Ring 2.
