EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG is connecting a fast-charging park to the grid in Klipphausen near Dresden. The covered station is located close to the Autobahn 4 and is connected to an adjacent 12,000 square meter solar park, which will feed green electricity directly into the charging park from the coming weeks, EnBW announced. The solar park itself will remain almost invisible to passers-by as it is spread across the roofs of five industrial factory buildings.
Excess electricity goes into the grid
If the photovoltaic system produces more electricity than is required for charging electric vehicles at that moment, the energy is fed directly into the grid, explains EnBW. Provision is also made in the event that more electricity is required for charging processes than the solar park can supply. Thanks to the connection to the electricity grid, the energy supply is guaranteed even if the photovoltaic system does not generate enough electricity at certain times of the day or year - with green electricity.
EnBW says it is planning to connect further charging parks to photovoltaic systems and other sustainable power generation plants in the future. With over 7,000 charging points, it operates the largest fast-charging network in Germany and plans to expand this to over 20,000 charging points by 2030.
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