Energa offers new e-charging point

Polish energy company Energa announced that it has added another charging station for electric vehicles in Gdańsk, bringing its total in the Tri-City to six, the company announced in a statement. "It is a multi-standard station that allows charging for all available models of electric cars," the statement read. Of the six stations, four allow for rapid charging in which at least 80 percent of the battery is charged in less than half an hour. The other two require four hours of charging to fullly recharge the vehicle's battery. No fee is charged at the present time. The Olivia Business Centre in Gdańsk has two fast terminals. Additionally, Lotos Gdańsk and Gdynia, and in offices of the city of Sopot and Gdańsk , offer two fast and two semi-fast charging points, respectively. "The only requirement for use of the terminal is to develop an identification card, which can be ordered via emobility.pl. In the future, a card will allow for payments charging the car," the statement also read.