Distribution of energy storage charging stations in Lithuania

What is Lithuania's electricity storage project?

The electricity storage project will guarantee security and stability of energy supply in Lithuania. It will also enable Lithuania to disconnect from the Russian controlled electricity grid and synchronize with the continental European electricity grid.

Where should electric vehicles be charged in Lithuania?

The municipalities have planned the public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles near densely populated areas, shopping, leisure and entertainment centres, healthcare and educational institutions, etc. In the largest cities of Lithuania, public charging accesses of regular and medium power are planned near residential apartment buildings.

Where are public charging accesses planned in Lithuania?

In the largest cities of Lithuania, public charging accesses of regular and medium power are planned near residential apartment buildings. The largest development of public infrastructure is planned in Vilnius, Klaipėda and Kaunas.

How many charging stations will Lithuania have by 2030?

Terms of use Privacy Policy Lithuania will need to install 60 thousand public and private charging stations by 2030 as the number of electric vehicles is expected to amount to 262 thousand by the end of the decade. The government announced new measures to support the uptake of e-mobility.

Where are electric vehicle charging stations located in Europe?

The distribution of electric vehicle charging stations in Europe is not uniform. Countries like Norway, the Netherlands, and Sweden have the highest concentration of charging stations per capita, while countries like Bulgaria, Romania, and Lithuania have the fewest.

How many electric cars will Lithuania have by 2030?

Lithuania is aiming to have around 120,000 electric cars by 2030. A convenient and well-developed charging station infrastructure is a key prerequisite for this ambitious goal. Around 60,000 public and private charging stations are needed. Five 200 kW stations, each with two charging bays, are to be built on 1.5 ha of land.