electromobility
Strategy for the development of public charging infrastructure in Prague (feasibility study)
- Year
- 2020
- Client
- OICT
The feasibility study was the basis for the General Development of Charging Infrastructure prepared by the ICT Operator (OICT) for the Capital City of Prague (HMP). The aim of the study was to develop projections of the development of electromobility in Prague until 2030 and to propose a way of involving the city in the public parking charging infrastructure development. The contents in brief:
Scenarios of electromobility development in Prague
Projections of the required number of charging points of various types for public charging
Financial model of public recharging
A variant proposal of the city’s approach to the development of parking charging
Proposal of measures, organization and further action
The capital city of Prague has long declared a positive attitude towards electromobility. The examples of foreign metropolises show that the development of public charging is one of the key topics where the city can effectively help. We believe that the study and the related General Charging Infrastructure will help start the construction of parking charging and eliminate one of the main barriers to the development of electromobility in Prague.
Project Manager, LEEF Technologies
about
LEEF TECHNOLOGIES
We are a consultancy company specialising in project development in the fields of energy and transportation. We also carry out market analyses and develop strategies related to implementation of new technologies and innovative business models. Our activities usually take place at the interface between R&D and commercial applications. We have been active on the market since 2010. In recent years we have focused particularly on battery energy storage, electromobility, distributed generation and energy efficiency projects.
energy storage
Battery systems and their applications: ancillary services, autonomous generation, peak-shaving etc.
electromobility
Development of charging infrastructure, electrification of fleets, advanced charging solutions
distributed energy
Energy efficiency, new technologies and flexibility of generation and consumption
