AtomEnergo (part of the Rosatom State Corporation) has expanded its presence in Russia by opening nine 150 kW electric vehicle charging stations (EVCS) in the Stavropol Territory.
The new stations are located in Pyatigorsk and Nevinnomyssk. They allow electric vehicles to be charged via the AtomEnergo mobile application. For the convenience of car owners, the stations support all modern connector types for "fast" charging. It is carried out using a power of 60 kW or more.
Valery Markelov, General Director of AtomEnergo LLC, explained that the company strives to make electric transport accessible and convenient for everyone. He believes that the launch of new charging stations will not only support electric vehicle owners but also contribute to improving the environmental situation in the cities of the region.
We are confident that the joint efforts of the company and regional authorities will become a catalyst for the further development and popularization of electric transport in the Stavropol Territory.
Ivan Kovalev, Minister of Energy, Industry and Communications of the Stavropol Territory, added that the development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles is one of the region's priorities.
[This is] a valuable contribution to the development of environmentally friendly transport and to improving the quality of life in the region.
Currently, Rosenergoatom, through AtomEnergo LLC, is implementing a large-scale program to create a network of electric vehicle charging stations. There are more than 160 "fast" EVCS in operation in 13 regions of the country.
In the first quarter of 2025, it is planned to increase the total number of electric vehicle charging stations to 255. By 2030, the company intends to create a network covering at least 25% of the electric vehicle charging infrastructure market in Russia.
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