Chargy
Chargy is a network of charging stations for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles in Luxembourg. It is a joint initiative by Creos, Electris, Sudstroum, Diekirch and Ettelbruck which are all actors in the Luxembourgish electric network.
The first charging station was announced in November 2016 and since June 2017 has been available to the public.
Fast charging
The first DC fast charger was opened on the 20th of January 2021 under the SuperChargy brand. These chargers have a maximum power output between 160 and 320 kW, primarily utilizing the CCS Combo 2 standard. Some chargers will also be equipped with CHAdeMO. For 2023, 88 chargers are planned over 19 different locations within Luxembourg.[1]
Gallery
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Chargy-OK charger in the town of Boulaide
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Chargy charger in P+R Howald
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Charger for vehicles of the CarloH carsharing service
References
- ↑ "Luxembourg switches on first of 88 ultra-fast charging stations", article, Delano, 20 January 2021
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