autostrom plus
German joint-venture operator of ultra-fast EV charging parks, building 99 fast-charging sites with 482 charge points under the Deutschlandnetz initiative.
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Overview
autostrom.plus is the consumer-facing brand of autostrom plus GmbH, a German joint venture (Gemeinschaftsunternehmen) that bundles expertise in energy, infrastructure and project management to build and operate fast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The company positions itself as a nationwide operator of ultra-fast charging parks, offering charging power of up to 400 kW at covered, weather-protected charging stations that are available around the clock, 365 days a year. Its network is described as Germany-wide, with occupancy monitoring that shows drivers a free charge point and helps minimise waiting times. The core of the business is the rollout of 99 modern fast-charging parks with 482 charge points on unmanaged (unstaffed) motorway service areas in Germany. This build-out is tied to the Deutschlandnetz, a federal initiative of the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV) that is creating 9,000 additional fast-charging points for electric cars at more than 1,000 locations across Germany, including rural regions, cities and unstaffed motorway rest areas. autostrom.plus therefore operates at the intersection of public infrastructure policy and commercial charging services. As a joint venture, autostrom.plus draws on several partner companies. Its management team reflects this multi-partner structure: Dr. Burkhard Seizer (Drees & Sommer) is responsible for the planning and construction of the 99 charging parks as managing director; Sebastian Herkenhoff (Q1 Energie AG) is authorised signatory (Prokurist) responsible for the smooth operation of the fast-charging points; and Ingo Krogmann (enercity AG) is authorised signatory leading the commercial affairs of the company. The brand markets itself around convenience, reliability and speed — covered charging parks, nationwide availability and high charging power — to make long-distance electric mobility practical in Germany. Because the company is a joint venture rather than a listed corporation, it does not trade on a stock exchange. Its public profile is closely linked to the Deutschlandnetz programme and to the partner companies that supply energy, infrastructure and project-management capabilities. The brand name itself, autostrom.plus, is used both for the company and for the charging network it operates.
History
autostrom plus GmbH was established as a joint venture (Gemeinschaftsunternehmen) of leading German companies, combining expertise in energy, infrastructure and project management. Its purpose is to build and operate fast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in Germany, and its brand autostrom.plus is presented as a way to accelerate e-mobility. The company's central project is the implementation of 99 highly modern fast-charging parks with 482 charge points on unstaffed (unmanaged) motorway service areas in Germany. This rollout is connected to the Deutschlandnetz, a federal initiative of the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV). The Deutschlandnetz is designed to create 9,000 additional fast-charging points for electric cars at more than 1,000 locations throughout Germany, including rural regions, cities and unstaffed motorway rest areas, in order to ensure nationwide charging infrastructure. Operationally, autostrom.plus emphasises ultra-fast charging with charging power of up to 400 kW, available around the clock, 365 days a year. Its charging parks are covered so that drivers can charge comfortably in any weather, and occupancy monitoring shows available charge points to reduce waiting times. The network is described as Germany-wide, giving drivers access to fast-charging columns wherever they travel. The management structure reflects the joint-venture nature of the company. Dr. Burkhard Seizer, affiliated with Drees & Sommer, serves as managing director and is responsible for the planning and construction of the 99 charging parks. Sebastian Herkenhoff, affiliated with Q1 Energie AG, is an authorised signatory responsible for the smooth operation of the fast-charging points. Ingo Krogmann, affiliated with enercity AG, is an authorised signatory who leads the commercial affairs of the company. Through these partners, autostrom.plus brings together energy, infrastructure and project-management capabilities. As a joint venture, the company is privately held and does not have a stock-exchange listing. Its public identity is closely tied to the Deutschlandnetz programme and to the goal of nationwide, reliable and convenient fast charging for electric vehicles in Germany.
autostrom plus GmbH established as a joint venture of leading German companies in energy, infrastructure and project management.
Company undertakes implementation of 99 fast-charging parks with 482 charge points on unstaffed motorway service areas in Germany.
Rollout linked to the Deutschlandnetz initiative of the German Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV), creating 9,000 additional fast-charging points at over 1,000 locations.
Products and positioning
Nationwide, reliable and convenient ultra-fast charging for electric vehicles in Germany, built around covered charging parks and the Deutschlandnetz infrastructure.
Ultra-fast charging columns up to 400 kW
Covered fast-charging parks
Occupancy monitoring for charge points
Germany-wide charging network access
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