12,000 New EV Fast Chargers Planned For Germany In Four Years - CleanTechnica

German energy company EnBW plans to install 12,000 new fast electric vehicle (EV) charging ports, each capable of 400 kW, across Germany within the next four years. This expansion is part of EnBW's broader strategy to increase its fast charger network from the current 8,000 points to 20,000 by 2030. The company is partnering with XCharge to provide the necessary hardware and software, aiming to diversify its supplier base to enhance network quality and resilience amid global supply chain uncertainties. EnBW currently operates over 900,000 charging points across 17 European countries and emphasizes the use of 100% green electricity for its fast-charging network. Some charging sites feature solar panel canopies, although not all do, and the company ensures continuous operation by connecting to the grid when solar generation is insufficient. This significant infrastructure growth in Germany reflects a strong commitment to sustainable transportation, contrasting with some resistance to EV and clean energy adoption seen in other regions like the United