Altötting, 2. April 2024
The district of Altötting has expanded its charging infrastructure and installed several charging points in various municipalities in order to further promote electromobility.
A Hypercharger with a charging capacity of 50 kilowatts has now been installed at the town hall in Winhöring. Two further AC charging points have been installed at the fire station in Winhöring. In Perach - opposite the town hall at the Obernwirt - charging is now possible at a Kostad charging station and Marktl is delighted to have two new AC charging stations at two locations near the administrative community. In addition, two Hyperchargers have been put into operation at the car park of the district administration office in Altötting. Further charging stations will follow in Neuötting and elsewhere.
Christoph Strasser, Managing Director of MaxSolar, an experienced service provider and charge operator for the professional operation of charging infrastructure, emphasises: ‘As a company with regional ties, we are delighted to be part of these projects and to make our contribution to the expansion of electromobility in the district of Altötting and in south-eastern Upper Bavaria.’ He adds: ‘Not only are we creating new charging options for citizens, but potential or existing electric vehicles in the respective municipalities can now also refuel conveniently and nearby.’
The operator of the charging points is the Neuöttinger Bürgerenergiegenossenschaft EGIS eG. Pascal Lang, CEO of EGIS eG, explains: ‘With the inauguration of our new charging points in the district of Altötting, we as an energy cooperative are setting an example for sustainable electromobility. This initiative underlines our commitment to a seamless, reliable infrastructure for our region. We are proud to be able to help shape this change and prove once again how we can create added value for society as a community.’ Erwin Schneider, District Administrator of the Altötting district, is delighted with the progress: ‘The installation of these charging stations is another important step for our district on the way to a sustainable future. I am also particularly pleased that we have two strong partners from the region, EGIS and MaxSolar, who have realised this project for our district.’
About MaxSolar:
MaxSolar is a leading provider of integrated, innovative energy solutions for businesses and communities in the renewable energy sector. Headquartered in Traunstein, the company, which was founded in 2009, now has more than 300 employees at five locations throughout Germany. MaxSolar's range of services includes the planning, construction and operation of photovoltaic and wind systems, energy storage systems, charging infrastructure and heating solutions in integrated systems. The company's current project pipeline currently comprises over 7.5 GW in various stages of development.
https://www.maxsolar.com/
About EGIS eG:
EGIS eG is an association of many citizens, municipalities and companies. All members share the conviction that the energy transition in Germany should be implemented primarily by citizens. Founded in 2013, EGIS eG now has more than 2,400 cooperative members. EGIS eG participates in projects for the generation of renewable energy, taking into account a landscape and environmentally friendly design. At EGIS eG, maximising benefits comes before maximising profits. By accumulating cooperative capital, EGIS eG is able to realise larger investments. To date, EGIS eG has realised over 30 projects throughout Germany. These include many photovoltaic systems. The energy cooperative also builds and plans district heating networks and operates e-charging stations. It has its own EGIS-ÖKOSTROM tariff.
http://www.egis-energie.de/
Press contact:
Franziska Strasser
Marketing & Communications MaxSolar GmbH
Tel.: +49 861 21396 62
E-Mail: marketing(at)maxsolar.de
Press contact:
Raphael Duffek
Marketing & Vertrieb
EnergieGenossenschaft Inn-Salzach eG
Ludwigstraße 21
84524 Neuötting
