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  • Help with LEA support issues

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  • Consultation
  • Design
  • Installation
  • Equipment administration/maintenance
  • Intelligent site energy balancing
  • Online platform for stop management
  • Charging of charging sessions (Nord Pool)
  • Mobile app for users
  • Help with LEA support.

State funding for charging stations and their installation

For a single charging point, individuals can get up to €1,055 and legal entities up to €2,010. Hurry up and take advantage!

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"Charged" mobile app for bus stop users

  • Find your nearest Charged network charging point
  • Real-time charging stations availability
  • Convenient in-app billing
  • No registration required*
  • Charging history
  • 24/7 support.

*App registrationis not required, but some locations offer more attractive pricing for registered users.
Also, only registered members can see their charging history.

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FAQ

Charging time depends mainly on the power of the charging station, the parameters of the EV’s internal charger, the size of the battery and the battery balance. Charging an electric car from 0% to 100% can take from a few hours to several hours at AC (slow charging) stations and 30 minutes to 2 hours at DC (fast charging) stations. In practice, however, EVs are often charged from a certain remaining level to full charge. For example, charging from 20% to 80% of the battery capacity will take significantly less time.

AC charging stations are suitable for the home or office, where the time spent at the location is at least a few hours or more.
Around 70% of the world’s charging needs are for more than a few hours.
Charging takes place at home, at night, so an AC charging station is most efficient at home.

A DC charging station should be chosen if you want to charge your electric car battery in between 20 minutes and 3 hours. This type of charging station is popular in places where you need to charge your EV very quickly, such as motorways, petrol stations, roadside cafés or places where you spend up to an hour. Typically, DC charging stations are designed for commercial use as they require a very powerful electricity infrastructure. The cost of such stations starts at around €10,000.

AC charging stations are being installed for private use in both private and apartment buildings.
The total cost of the solution depends on the station chosen and the installation work on site.

The cost of AC stops ranges from €500 to €1,500.
If it has more features, such as Wi-Fi connectivity or smart control options, the price can go up to €2,000 or more.

Standard installation work in a private house costs from €670, in a block of flats from €1090. However, each project is individual and the price depends on the complexity of the work and the wiring required. You can find out the exact price in your home by filling in a short form.

You can mechanically install the charging station yourself (attach it to the wall), but to connect it to the mains, you should have the work done by a certified professional who can ensure that the installation is carried out in accordance with the requirements for the installation of electrical equipment and the applicable safety standards.
The specialist should also provide a guarantee for the installation work.
An improperly installed charging station can endanger both you and your property.

Yes, there is public support for the installation of charging stations for electric cars in Lithuania.
Support can be granted to both natural persons and legal persons (companies, organisations).
For more information on the support, see ikrautas.lt/parama/.

No, registration is not necessary to start charging, but depending on the nature, location and ownership of the charging stations, the pricing may be less attractive than for registered users.

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