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Charging poles Utrecht placed where they are needed thanks to data

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In Utrecht, experience has been gained in recent years in placing charging posts based on data rather than requests by users. And that has had the desired effect: charging stations are placed where and when they are needed. Moreover, that placement and everything around it happens much more efficiently and more often than before.

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Author: Vincent Krabbendam

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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