Die Stadtverwaltung von North Lincolnshire arbeitet mit ubitricity zusammen, um 35 öffentliche Laternenladepunkte für Elektrofahrzeuge in der Region zu errichten.
London & Scunthorpe, Großbritannien, 23. März 2023: North Lincolnshire hat ubitricity, den Betreiber des größten öffentlichen Ladenetzes in Großbritannien, mit der Installation von 35 neuen Ladestationen beauftragt. ubitricity ist im Rahmen der Zusammenarbeit sowohl für die Errichtung als auch den Betrieb und die Wartung der neuen Laternenladepunkte zuständig. An den umgerüsteten Straßenlaternen können Fahrer*innen ihre E-Autos mit einer Ladeleistung von 5kW bequem während langer Standzeiten laden.
Um den Bedürfnissen der Anwohner*innen gerecht zu werden, können Vorschläge für die Standorte der neuen Ladestationen mittels eines digitalen Formulars eingereicht werden. Der Fokus liegt hierbei auf Gebieten, in denen viele Anwohner*innen keinen eigenen Stellplatz haben. Denn ein Mangel an öffentlichen Ladestationen für Elektrofahrzeuge in Wohnortnähe ist ein häufiges Hindernis für den Umstieg auf die E-Mobilität. Dies bestätigt eine vom britischen Verkehrsministerium im März 2022 veröffentlichte Studie.
Der Ausbau der öffentlichen Ladeinfrastruktur durch ubitricity trägt zur Erreichung des lokalen Umweltprogramms „A Greener Future“ bei, das die massive Verringerung des CO2-Ausstoßes vorsieht. Neben dem Ausbau der Fahrrad- und Fußgängerinfrastruktur, steht hierbei insbesondere die verstärkte Nutzung von Elektrofahrzeugen im Zentrum.
„Der Ausbau der öffentlichen Ladeinfrastruktur nimmt in ganz Großbritannien weiter an Fahrt auf“
Rob Waltham, Vorsitzender des Stadtrats von North Lincolnshire, zeigt sich erfeut: „Unsere Bewohner*innen werden sich ihrer CO2-Bilanz immer bewusster und wollen mit dem Umstieg zur E-Mobilität zu einer Verbesserung der lokalen Emissionswerte beitragen. Wir freuen uns, sie mit dem einfachen Zugang zu Ladestationen dabei zu unterstützen.“
„Der Ausbau der öffentlichen Ladeinfrastruktur nimmt in ganz Großbritannien weiter an Fahrt auf und immer mehr Stadt- und Gemeindeverwaltungen unterstützen ihre Bürger*innen beim Umstieg auf umweltfreundlichere Verkehrsmittel“, sagte Toby Butler, UK Managing Director von ubitricity. „Wir freuen uns sehr, dass wir die Stadtverwaltung von North Lincolnshire in die wachsende Liste unserer Partner aufnehmen und unser Ladenetz von mehr als 6.500 Ladepunkten weiter ausbauen können.“
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Über ubitricity
ubitricity ist ein führender Anbieter und Betreiber von Ladelösungen für E-Autos im öffentlichen Raum und unterstützt Städte und Gemeinden beim schnellen Ausbau der Ladeinfrastruktur. Für einen nutzerorientierten Lademix bietet ubitricity AC-Laternenladepunkte, AC-Normal- und DC-Schnellladestationen an und senkt damit Eintrittsbarrieren zur E-Mobilität. ubitricity betreibt mehr als 10.000 Ladepunkte in Europa, darunter Großbritanniens größtes Ladenetz. Auch in Deutschland, Frankreich und den Niederlanden laden Fahrer*innen einfach und bequem an immer mehr ubitricity-Ladepunkten. ubitricity ist eine hundertprozentige Tochtergesellschaft der Shell Gruppe. www.ubitricity.com
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