More Plugs Beat More Power, a Finnish Charger Maker Says
Kempower says eight-plug sites can reach almost 10% utilisation, far above 2% at two-plug sites, while installed power barely lifts revenue.
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Why More Plugs, Not More Power, May Fix Europe's Struggling EV Chargers
Kempower's analysis of North American charging data reveals that adding more plugs boosts site utilization far more than increasing power capacity. With EU AFIR rules focused on kilowatt targets, operators may achieve better returns and serve more drivers by prioritizing connector density and dynamic sharing. Real-world energy delivery doubles at eight-plug sites.
More plugs beat more power, a Finnish charger maker says
A white paper from the Finnish charger maker Kempower argues that adding connectors raises site utilisation far more than adding power, with eight-plug sites reaching almost 10% against 2% for two-plug sites. Every AFIR target is expressed in kilowatts or kilometres rather than in numbers of connectors. A Finnish charger maker has published a white […] This story continues at The Next Web
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