Enel X Way Romania installs 64 charging stations for electric vehicles for Penny

Alina Oprea
Enel X Way Romania, a company of the Enel Group dedicated to electric mobility, is collaborating with retailer Penny for the installation of a network of 64 charging stations for electric vehicles, representing a total of 128 charging points. With a total installed power of 1,408 kW, 29 of them are already operational in 23 localities across the country: Arad, Baia Mare, Bistriţa, Bucharest, Buzău, Craiova, Deva, Dudu, Filiași, Gura Humorului, Măgurele, Mangalia, Petroşani, Ploieşti, Roman, Satu Mare, Sibiu, Slobozia, Târgovişte, Târgu Mureş, Timişoara, Valea Târsei, Voluntari. Another 35 stations, located in the parking spaces of Penny stores, in as many localities, are due to become operational later this year. With these units, the national network of Enel X Way Romania will grow to almost 500 charging points in 63 localities in the country, with a total installed power of over 8,700 kW.

"We continue to expand our electric mobility infrastructure in the context of a growing need from the drivers of electric and hybrid vehicles to have such charging points in the vicinity of the residences or places they go to regularly. Partnerships with many retailers, such as the one recently concluded with PENNY, generate immediate benefits for those who have opted for electric mobility. At the same time, through such projects, Enel X Way Romania accelerates the transition to green mobility, with zero emissions, and to electrified transportation", said Andrei Mihalciu, Manager of Enel X Way Romania.

In the outdoor spaces of Pennyz stores, 11 Waypump charging stations have already been installed with two charging points with a total power of 60 kW and another 18 Waypole stations with two power points of 22 kW each.

"At Penny, we are adept at sustainable development, and the optimal infrastructure to load electric vehicles is one of the facilities recently offered to ensure that our stores are even more prepared for the future. We are glad to be able to offer this service to our clients together with our partner Enel X Way Romania. It is important for us to react as promptly as we can to the needs of our customers and to offer them quality products at advantageous prices, as well as services that suit with their preferences and lifestyle", said Claudia Ivan, Sustainability Manager Penny Romania.

The Waypump solution, with an available power of up to 60 kW, allows charging up to 80% of the battery level in about 25 minutes, depending on the model and specifications of the car. Waypole units have an available power output of 2 x 22 kW AC, each allowing up to 40% of the battery level to be charged in 30 minutes, depending on the model and specifications of the car.  Enel X Way Romania also has in its portfolio ultra-fast charging stations, with a maximum power of 150 kW and which allow charging up to 80% of the battery level in about 15 minutes.

Enel X Way Romania also covers charging needs for electric mobility at home or in the office, offering charging stations, installation services, and software applications through which customers can monitor and control their own charging devices.

Users can charge their vehicles at Enel X Way Romania charging points using the Enel X Way mobile app.

Drivers can check the locations and availability of Enel X Way charging points on an interactive map either in the Enel X Way app or on the website. They can see, in real-time, whether a charging station is available, occupied, or under maintenance, as well as whether it is a fast or ultra-fast one, the type of charging cable, the power, accessibility, and the distance to it. For customization, electric vehicle users will be able to associate one or more car models, and, based on the information entered, they will receive real-time data on the duration and need for charging or the remaining range.

Enel X Way installs charging infrastructure in Romania in shopping centers, supermarkets, restaurants, and hotels that want to attract users of electric cars, as well as in the public spaces provided by municipalities interested in improving air quality by encouraging electric mobility.

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