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Moscow Energy is the unified IT system of all charging station operators
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Moscow Energy is a single IT system that unites all operators of charging stations for electric vehicles in the capital.
2023
How charging infrastructure for electric vehicles is developing in Moscow
At the end of October 2023, the Moscow City Duma cited data according to which there are 3,500 charging stations for electric vehicles in Moscow, and by 2030 their number should grow by another 11 thousand units.
According to Alexei Shaposhnikov, a member of the Moscow City Duma's environmental policy commission, the development of a charging network in the capital is an important part of the approved strategy for the development of the transport system in Moscow and the region for the period until 2035.
According to the plans of the Department of Transport and the Development of Road Transport Infrastructure of the city of Moscow, 2023 year 698 charging stations for electric cars will be installed in the capital, most of which (385 pieces) will be for "fast" systems. By April 2023, the latter in Moscow were just over 100 pieces.
As noted in the department, Europe is following the path of cosmetic repairs (first, charging stations are installed, then electric networks are updated), Moscow is undergoing a large-scale overhaul: simultaneously with the installation of EZS, streets are reconstructed and powerful cable networks are laid. The city forms an electroinfrastructure in areas before ESAs appear in them. In new microdistricts and business quarters, it will only remain to supply charges and connect them to the power grid.
According to Alexei Shaposhnikov, by the end of October 2023, 260 free stations operate in Moscow. Of these, more than a quarter are so-called fast chargers. The representative of the Moscow City Duma also said that most of the charges in the city are commercial stations located on the streets, as part of the parking lots of residential buildings, shopping and business centers.
To ensure the growing number of electric vehicles projected by 2030, Moscow needs to install about 11,000 charging stations. Of these, about a third should be stations for fast charging, the deputy stressed. He also noted the need to participate in this business process.
 | Therefore, we consider it very correct that projects for the construction and production of such stations receive state support, - summed up Shaposhnikov, whose words are quoted by Vedomosti. |  |
He recalled that for owners of electric vehicles in Moscow there are benefits: a reduction in transport tax and the ability to use city parking lots and city charging infrastructure for free. According to the deputy, these measures are already yielding results.
| | Over the past 8 years, the number of electric vehicle users registered in the capital has grown 22 times, the parliamentarian said at the end of October 2023. | |
According to experts interviewed by the publication, despite the high rates of development of the electric charging infrastructure in Moscow, the level of equipment by 2023 is still low.
| | According to international standards, there should be no more than ten cars per ESS. Now the indicator of Moscow is even higher - about 8 cars per station. However, given the high growth rates of the electric park, a deficit may soon arise, - said Ekaterina Kosareva, managing partner of the consulting agency. | |
In 2022, the Government of the Russian Federation developed rules for receiving subsidies from the budget for the installation of ESS, the amount of which per ESS is determined at 60% of the actual costs of the recipient of the subsidy for the purchase of plant equipment, the expert recalls. However, in 2023, the owners and operators of the stations during their construction face a number of problems when subsidies do not cover or make it unprofitable to build and commission the capacities of the stations, Kosareva noted, adding that only for technological connection during the construction of an electric charging station business has to pay more than 3 million rubles.[1]
Charging Infrastructure Development Program in Moscow
Moscow Department of Transport launched a single IT system of electric charges "Moscow Energy"
The Department of Transport and Development of Road Transport Infrastructure of the city of Moscow has launched a single IT system "Moscow Energy" in the city, which will unite all operators of charging stations. Read more here.
2022
Yandex launched the first free charging stations for electric vehicles
On December 22, 2021, Yandex announced the launch of free charging stations for electric vehicles as part of the Yandex.Refueling service. The first six points are located in the parking lot of the Danilovsky market in Moscow. Read more here.
You can now find out about the occupancy of chargers for electric vehicles in Moscow in real time
In mid-December 2022, the Parking of Russia mobile application, developed by the Moscow Transport Department, received another update. Among the innovations are a voice assistant and real-time display of the occupancy of charging stations for electric vehicles. In addition, owners of electric cars will be able to see the types of adapters at each station in the city and find out which of them are currently free. Read more here.
Savelovsky City has wall charging for electric vehicles
MR Group on September 29, 2022 announced that, together with the Moscow Department of Transport and Intermobility.Eva LLC, it had installed wall charging for electric vehicles on the territory of the Savelovsky City multifunctional complex as part of the Moscow Energy project. The project was created with the aim of developing passenger electric vehicles and urban charging infrastructure. Read more here.
2021
Moscow allocated 130 million rubles for dozens of charging stations for electric vehicles
The Moscow government has allocated 130 million rubles for the implementation of a program for the development of a public network of charging stations for electric vehicles (EZS). The corresponding decree was signed by the capital's mayor Sergei Sobyanin, according to his official website on December 8, 2021.
By this day, there are 109 charging stations for electric vehicles in Moscow, of which 42 comply with the new city standard approved by the Moscow Department of Transport and Road Transport Infrastructure Development. In addition, work is underway to install 200 stations of the new standard. By 2023, the number of charging stations in Moscow is going to increase to 600.
It is clarified that the EZS of the new standard are conveniently integrated into the Moscow Transport mobile application, which allows drivers to book and activate the charging session. Also, using the application, drivers can pave the route to the nearest charging station. The increase in the charging speed of electric vehicles at new stations is especially noted - only 20 minutes.
According to the Avtostat agency, which the mayor's office refers to, over the past 6 years, the number of electric vehicles in Moscow has grown 8.5 times. By December 8, 2021, there are about 2 thousand such cars in the city.
In recent years, the city government has adopted a number of stimulating measures for the development of electric transport. In particular, owners of electric vehicles are exempted from paying transport tax. They also have the right to park their vehicles for free in the areas of paid city parking and use city EZS. In addition, for owners of taxis and car sharing when purchasing an electric car - on credit or leasing - the amount of the subsidy has been doubled compared to the subsidy for the purchase of cars with an internal combustion engine.[2]
Launch of charges for electric vehicles near houses in Moscow built for renovation
Charging for electric vehicles will be launched near houses in Moscow built under the renovation program. This became known in mid-September 2021.
According to the head of the Moscow Construction Department Rafik Zagrutdinov, charging stations for electric cars will be installed in underground parking lots and in the courtyards of residential buildings. It is noted that in addition to cars, other types of electric vehicles can be charged at stations: bicycles, monocycles, scooters, scooters, etc.
According to Zagrutdinov, large equipment can be left for charging at night. According to preliminary calculations, the stations installed in the yard will be able to fully charge the electric car in about 120 minutes, he added.
The official website of the mayor of Moscow says that the introduction of technical innovations in quarters built under the renovation program is associated with an increase in the number of electric vehicles in Moscow and, as a result, an increased demand for charging stations within walking distance of housing.
Earlier, a list of requirements for the IT infrastructure of buildings and courtyards under construction was developed - "Smart Standard 1.0." It defines the necessary conditions for the placement of charging stations for electric vehicles. By mid-September 2021, a standard is being developed for installing charging stations for electric vehicles in courtyards and in underground parking lots of residential buildings built under the renovation program.
It is expected that a network of 600 charging stations for electric vehicles will be created in Moscow by 2023, which is five times more than it was in 2020. This is stated in the project "Energy of Moscow," developed by the Department of Transport of the capital. According to the plans of the authorities, by 2024 there will be about 2.6 thousand electric buses in Moscow against 450 in 2020.[3]
Launch of the first electric vehicle charging station in 20 minutes in Moscow
To Moscow In launched the first charging station electric vehicles in 20 minutes. Department of Transport This was announced by the capital on September 9, 2021.
| | On Jan Rainis Boulevard, 1 [Yuzhnoye Tushino district - approx. TAdviser], in test mode we launched the first fast charging station for electric vehicles - right for World Electric Transport Day, the agency's Telegram channel says. | |
The station has a high power of 50 kW and has two connectors - European and American types. Connection and booking of gas stations for electric vehicles (EZS) is carried out through the Moscow Transport application. There you can also find out the status of charging. By September 9, 2021, the charging session is free for motorists.
It is also noted that at least 50 fast charging stations will appear in the city by the end of the year. They will be installed at grocery stores and cafes, in the center and near residential buildings.
According to the deputy mayor of the capital for transport Maxim Liksutov, quoted by the press service, the city continues to implement the Moscow Energy project and install new types of charging stations.
By September 2021, the vast majority of charges are within the Third Transport Ring (TransTeleCom). More information about the location of stations in specific areas can be found on the map. Designed EZSs are also noted there: over time, they will appear in many areas within the Moscow Ring Road (MKAD), and in some places they will go beyond it, as was done on the M-11 highway.
The installation of new ESS is not chaotic: the transport department studied the appeals of citizens, analyzed where they most often leave and pick up car sharing cars, talked with representatives of large retail chains, developer companies and business centers.[4][5]
Mobile chargers for electric vehicles appeared in Moscow
In July 2021, it became known about the appearance To Moscow in mobile charging stations for. electric vehicles The company took up the implementation of the corresponding project. L-Charge More. here
Starting an electric vehicle charging station in 20 minutes
On May 27, 2021, the Department of Transport and Road Transport Infrastructure Development of the city of Moscow announced the launch of powerful charging stations for electric vehicles in the city. With their help, it will be possible to charge the batteries in about 20 minutes (which models of electric cars this indicator belongs to is not specified).
As reported in the Telegram channel of the department, we are talking about stations with a capacity of 50 kW, which is several times higher than the indicators of previously deployed systems. By the end of 2021, at least 50 new electric stations will appear in the capital of Russia.
The Department of Transport clarified that the new charging stations will be equipped with European and American-type connectors. It will be possible to book the charging of the electric car at such stations through the Moscow Transport application.
The Department of Transport added that powerful charging stations for electric cars will be installed in places where it will be most convenient to use them: at grocery stores and cafes, in the center and near residential buildings.
Earlier in 2021, the department published a video about the new charging station and said that at first it would work for free. The station is designed for simultaneous use by two electric vehicles or rechargeable hybrids. The Moscow Energy project, implemented by May 2021, provides for the appearance of at least 600 similar stations in the period until 2023.
If To Moscow charging stations with a capacity of 50 kW appear in the first place, then Tesla Motors for about two years it has been promoting Supercharger a 250 kW fast charging system for V3 electric cars. This technology reduces the charging time of Tesla electric cars by up to 15 minutes. Car owners will be able to charge their cars at full capacity, which their battery can give them. Previously, charge power in Supercharger systems was limited to 120 kW.[6]
2020: AVV opened another charging station in Moscow
On September 9, 2020, the company ABB announced that it had opened a fast charging station electric vehicles Terra series near the iCUBE BC, To Moscow in which the head office of the AVV is located. Russia Similar stations are already charging electric vehicles in Moscow St. Petersburg Kazan Sochi,,,,,,,,,,,. Yekaterinburg Perm Tyumen Krasnoyarsk Abakan Blagoveshchensk More. Khabarovsk here
2019: MGTS begins installing charging stations for electric vehicles in Moscow
At the end of October 2019, it became known that MGTS is starting to install charging stations for electric vehicles in Moscow. According to a press release received by TAdviser from MTS (owns MGTS), it is planned to launch 10 electric stations by November 20, 2019. Seven of them will have a power of 50 kW and charge the batteries of electric cars in 20-30 minutes, and the remaining three with a power of 22 kW - in 4-5 hours. The equipment will be located between the TransTeleCom and the Moscow Ring Road.
Notes
- ↑ The number of charges for electric vehicles in Moscow will grow by 11,000
- ↑ The Moscow government has allocated 130 million rubles for the installation of fast charging stations for electric vehicles
- ↑ Charging for electric vehicles will appear near houses under the renovation program
- ↑ The first fast charging station for electric vehicles was installed in Moscow
- ↑ Map of charging stations
- ↑ Moscow Department of Transport in Telegram
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