Romania, the electric mobility of Enel X is coming

Next year the first 300 charging points will be installed in Bucharest, Timisoara and Constanta. Arrangements are also being made for the possible adaptation of the coverage and distribution of the charging network for corporate fleets, as a consequence of the evolution of electric vehicles and the growing demand from companies. In order to convert the nation’s drivers to the culture of electric mobility, it is essential to create strategic collaborations. To do this, Enel X is building a network of partnerships in Romania, just as it has done elsewhere, with shopping malls, supermarkets, restaurants and hotels interested in offering charging stations to those clients that value environmental sustainability and new technology. At the same time, a similar service will be offered to local administrations that want to encourage their residents to switch to e-mobility in order to improve the quality of their cities.

The infrastructure to be installed in Romania beginning in 2019 is based on the latest generation technology developed by Enel X. The turnkey solutions, designed and tailored to meet the requirements of individuals, companies and institutions, consist of the Quick Station (22 kW), Fast (50 kW) and Ultrafast (150 kW). The entire product range of the Juice family will be presented in Bucharest, with particular emphasis on the latest arrivals: JuicePole, the station designed for roadside charging, made extremely user friendly with the new Enel X Recharge App and capable of charging two cars simultaneously at a power level of 22 kW; JuiceBox, which can be installed in private garages and is also available in a version suitable for charging corporate fleets; and JuiceLamp, an innovative solution, created by Enel X that combines charging infrastructure with public lighting. 

The launch of Enel X in Bucharest is an important addition to Enel’s presence in the Romanian energy sector, in which the Group already has a leadership role in the deregulated energy market offering a varied range of services that include the distribution, supply and production of renewable energy.

In Romania as well, the Enel brand is synonymous with digitalization, investments in modernizing distribution infrastructure, smart meters, online contracts and, above all, personalized offers for customers and tailor-made products designed to meet the individual needs of the consumer.

Today, 2.5% of cars on Romania’s roads are powered by electric motors. The Romanian government is offering incentives of 10,000 euros to encourage drivers to choose an e-vehicle, embrace electric culture and, thereby, improve air quality, which is heavily polluted in cities as traffic congested as Bucharest.

Enel X has decided to bring its energy to Romania and to charge its cities with new sustainable, ecological and smart mobility. Because in Romania too the only possible future is, without the shadow of a doubt, electric.