Parus-Electro participates in the creation of a network of charging stations on Sakhalin

2022: Accommodation plan for 35 ESD

The company "Sail Electro" is involved in the development of a network of fast electric charging stations (EZS) in the Sakhalin Region. At the first stage, within the framework of the federal program, 35 ESDs of the capital enterprise will be located in the region. This became known on March 18, 2022.

As of March 2022, conditions have been created in Moscow for the development of green transport - the city enters into life-cycle contracts for the supply of environmentally friendly electric buses and is replenished with new charging stations for electric vehicles. At the same time, the city's enterprises are creating infrastructure solutions for the development of electric transport not only within the Moscow region, but also for the whole country. In 2022, the capital's developer and manufacturer of conversion equipment will supply 35 fast electric charging stations to the Sakhalin Region. The implementation of this project will allow residents of Sakhalin to use economical and environmentally friendly electric transport, "said Alexander Prokhorov, head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy, which is part of the Complex of Economic Policy and Property and Land Relations of the capital.

In total, by 2025 at least 500 devices should be installed on Sakhalin. As part of the project, the partner of the Ivy-Time S enterprise will carry out the deployment and maintenance of the ESD network, as well as provide operator services that will work on the basis of the software platform of domestic development.

At the end of February 2022, our company signed an agreement with the Ministry of Energy of the Sakhalin Region for the development of the EZD network. In addition to supplies, we also plan to launch the production of power plants in the region, which will contribute to the creation of additional workplaces there. At the first stage, a large-node assembly will be implemented, and in the future it is planned to localize other production operations, "said Vladimir Khlebnikov, General Director of Sail Electro.

The ESD network will include models with a capacity of up to 150 kilowatts, capable of providing fast charge and supporting various DC and AC standards^[1].

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