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> Do you have details to share, because I'd vaguely planned to equip my garage with electrical charging capability? Where do you live? The regulations vary a l
by cookiengineer 6y ago
> Do you have details to share, because I'd vaguely planned to equip my garage with electrical charging capability?
Where do you live? The regulations vary a lot from state to state and even city to city, as the local Bauamt or Baubehoerde usually has the last say when it comes to approval/denial of installations like this.
In the BW area there's something available like the Netze-BW initiative that does most of the mentioned regulations/paperwork for you [1].
I'm not sure whether or not RWE or EON (the energy suppliers for more Northern states of Germany) have a similar initiative, but it seems that you can get the "Wallboxes" from them as well [2]. In the larger cities like Karlsruhe, I've seen a lot of the charger stations of Innogy [3] that seem to offer installation services for parking lots and private garages as well as for businesses.
> I can assure you though that nobody is paying several hundred bucks per month for a garage or parking lot
Prices kinda exploded around the Baden-Wuerttemberg area over the last years in the "Regionalmetropolen" aka where most industries or businesses are located. Can only speak for those, though I'd imagine that a lot of the mid-larger cities have even more problems with higher densities of people/m^2.
[1] https://www.netze-bw.de/netzanschluss/elektromobilitaet-zuhause https://www.netze-bw.de/netzanschluss/elektromobilitaet-zuha...
[2] https://www.eon.de/de/eonerleben/elektroauto-zuhause-laden-wallbox.html https://www.eon.de/de/eonerleben/elektroauto-zuhause-laden-w...
[3] https://www.innogy-emobility.com/elektromobilitaet/produkte https://www.innogy-emobility.com/elektromobilitaet/produkte
- tannhaeuser 6y agoThanks very much for the info! I'm in HH, but have been to Freiburg frequently some years ago, which is certainly a lovely (and expensive) place, but even there I'd be surprised to hear prices in the range you mentioned. Maybe it has changed recently.
- gambiting 6y agoI'm guessing that while a proper type 2 charger might be impossible to install, but if you have a regular electrical socket you can just use a 3-pin "granny" charger. Sure it's slow but overnight it should be enough, and you don't have to ask anyone for permission for these.