Zero Impact, the First Station in Emilia Romagna
Zero Impact, the First Station in Emilia Romagna
The service provided as part of the “E-moving Cesenatico” project, charging station for electric vehicles, is aimed at promoting the mobility of electric vehicles in the various forms currently understood (Cars, Motorcycles, Cycles).
The project for which In-Presa operates as a supplier of OEM technology, with its own series of controllers, necessary for the partner E-move in the creation of the dedicated station, boasts of being, according to the city administration, “the first charging for electric cars in Emilia Romagna, free and with zero impact “.
The station, similar to those already installed in other administration projects in Northern Italy, is also of interest for some interesting innovations relating to the service provided.
In fact, in addition to individual users, the service charter also provides for admission to collective users. The collective user is a public or private entity that intends to promote the use of electric vehicles in urban mobility among its employees and / or users using the charging station. The card acquired by the collective user must be managed to facilitate access to the charging station exclusively for its users and employees, without any discrimination, in the manner provided for in the specification.
A change to the normal rules of adherence to this type of service, generally limited to private individuals, innovative and rational in the light of the increasing sensitivity to favor sustainable mobility solutions in favor of companies and employees. The station installed at the Largo S. Giacomo public car park is equipped with 6 charging sockets that can be activated via Rfid Card in Personal mode, the sockets are of three different types: 3A, Type2, Unel.
The service provided as part of the “E-moving Cesenatico” project, charging station for electric vehicles, is aimed at promoting the mobility of electric vehicles in the various forms currently understood (Cars, Motorcycles, Cycles).
The project for which In-Presa operates as a supplier of OEM technology, with its own series of controllers, necessary for the partner E-move in the creation of the dedicated station, boasts of being, according to the city administration, “the first charging for electric cars in Emilia Romagna, free and with zero impact “.
The station, similar to those already installed in other administration projects in Northern Italy, is also of interest for some interesting innovations relating to the service provided.
In fact, in addition to individual users, the service charter also provides for admission to collective users. The collective user is a public or private entity that intends to promote the use of electric vehicles in urban mobility among its employees and / or users using the charging station. The card acquired by the collective user must be managed to facilitate access to the charging station exclusively for its users and employees, without any discrimination, in the manner provided for in the specification.
A change to the normal rules of adherence to this type of service, generally limited to private individuals, innovative and rational in the light of the increasing sensitivity to favor sustainable mobility solutions in favor of companies and employees. The station installed at the Largo S. Giacomo public car park is equipped with 6 charging sockets that can be activated via Rfid Card in Personal mode, the sockets are of three different types: 3A, Type2, Unel.
The service provided as part of the “E-moving Cesenatico” project, charging station for electric vehicles, is aimed at promoting the mobility of electric vehicles in the various forms currently understood (Cars, Motorcycles, Cycles).
The project for which In-Presa operates as a supplier of OEM technology, with its own series of controllers, necessary for the partner E-move in the creation of the dedicated station, boasts of being, according to the city administration, “the first charging for electric cars in Emilia Romagna, free and with zero impact “.
The station, similar to those already installed in other administration projects in Northern Italy, is also of interest for some interesting innovations relating to the service provided.
In fact, in addition to individual users, the service charter also provides for admission to collective users. The collective user is a public or private entity that intends to promote the use of electric vehicles in urban mobility among its employees and / or users using the charging station. The card acquired by the collective user must be managed to facilitate access to the charging station exclusively for its users and employees, without any discrimination, in the manner provided for in the specification.
A change to the normal rules of adherence to this type of service, generally limited to private individuals, innovative and rational in the light of the increasing sensitivity to favor sustainable mobility solutions in favor of companies and employees. The station installed at the Largo S. Giacomo public car park is equipped with 6 charging sockets that can be activated via Rfid Card in Personal mode, the sockets are of three different types: 3A, Type2, Unel.