Electric mobility based on batteries or fuel cells requires demand-oriented charging and refuelling infrastructure. With the AFIR (Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation), the EU has set binding targets for its expansion.
We support the development of the hydrogen network and work closely with organisations and associations involved in defining rules and standards. The National Centre for Charging Infrastructure coordinates activities to expand charging infrastructure in Germany on behalf of the BMV. It supports planning, implementation and funding measures.
To better understand actual demand, the Centre collects relevant data, connects key stakeholders and shares its expertise. User needs are always at the centre of its work. How far has the expansion progressed, and where does further action remain necessary? These insights are made available through the StandortTOOL.