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Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door De schoofzak
laadpalen aan nieuwe gebouwen in Vlaanderen
vind ik een zeer goede zaak.
Ik dacht zelfs dat het zo geformuleerd was dat kabelgoten en leidingen voorzien moesten worden, zodat de toekomstige eigenaar zeer rap en eenvoudig een installatie kan plannen op het moment dat hij dat nodig heeft.
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Zo is dat, bovendien spotgoedkoop als men het bij nieuwbouw voorziet.
Bovendien verhoogt het de waarde van het pand. Win-win.
Die feiten heeft men allemaal vastgesteld in landen waar EVs en hun laadpunten in/bij appartementsblokken, of bij grote winkelcomplexen of combinatie, de normaalste zaak van de wereld geworden is.
o.a. Noorwegen had daar geen regeltjes voor nodig, en is sowieso geen lid van de EU. Andere vbn China, NL, Californië, Finland, enz.. zijn ook algemeen geweten.
Zo heeft men 1,5 geleden dit staaltje van 120 laadpalen bij de Triodos bank in Zeist (NL) geplaatst.
Of een ondergrondse parking met 250 laadpunten in Helsinki:
4 jaar geleden nog in aanbouw, ze wachten daar echt niet op die EVs die nog komen, er reden toen amper 1000 BEV in Finland:
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https://insideevs.com/news/334123/wo...nland-in-june/
May 06, 2017 at 1:08pm ET
By: Steven Loveday
Though Finland is home to only about 1,000 EVs, construction is underway on a 250-spot EV parking garage.
Bjørn Nyland showed off another substantial structure in Oslo, Norway recently (~100 spots). As far as we were concerned, it was the largest EV parking facility we had ever seen or heard about. Now, Finland is planning ahead, and its new state-of-the-art, 250-spot indoor structure will be more than twice as large.
The facility is currently under construction at Varma's head office in Salmisaari, Helsinki. Work began in April, and is set to be completed by June. The project is a partnership between Varma and Parkkisähkö Ltd. Once the facility is complete, Parkkisähkö will handle user transactions for "ordering" the necessary charging. CEO of Parkkisähkö., Jiri Räsänen shared:
“This is one of the single largest parking facilities in the world to be equipped with chargers at nearly every sparking spot."
The structure will be equipped to handle the load of high-speed chargers. Various chargers will be available to fit different users' needs. All power to the property is generated via hydropower, so it is a truly "green-friendly" facility.
Forecasts predict about 250,000 EVs on Finland's roads by 2030. Growth could come even faster with this type of infrastructure development. Automotive sources in Finland point to the lack of infrastructure as the only real factor holding back EV adoption in the area.
Toni Pekonen, Varma’s Commercial Property Director, said:
“As electric cars become more common, charging stations will be needed in places where they spend extended periods of time. This has also been taken into account in the environmental certification of buildings, as well as in EU legislation to take effect in 2019 concerning requirements for electric vehicles in properties and new buildings."
“Equipping the parking facility with electric car chargers also nicely promotes our target of reducing Varma’s carbon footprint; at the same time, it helps us encourage our tenants to opt for an environmentally friendly mode of transportation. The vehicles in the parking facility will be charged with green electricity, as the electricity in our property is generated by hydropower."
Räsänen concluded:
"We believe that the users of the Salmisaari parking services will value the flexibility of the service. With recharging offered as a service, the property owner’s role is highlighted, and at the same time, it promotes the quicker adoption of electric cars."
About Varma and Parkkisähkö Ltd.
Varma Mutual Pension Insurance Company is the most solvent earnings-related pension company and largest private investor in Finland. The company is responsible for the statutory earnings-related pension cover of some 873,000 people in the private sector. Premiums written totalled EUR 4.7 billion in 2016 and pension payments stood at EUR 5.3 billion. Varma’s investment portfolio amounted to EUR 44.4 billion at the end of March 2017.
Parkkisähkö Ltd. is a charging services provider for electric cars in a real estate environment. The company specialises in electric vehicle technology for parking areas in large-scale properties. Parkkisähkö was established in 2014 and employs some 20 people. The company aims to enable rapid growth in the number of electric vehicles by offering a scalable, cost-effective and smart charging service developed in Finland.
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