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The partner perspective

We complement each other perfectly

Major projects require joint effort. That is why EnBW is relying on close collaborations – such as with Tank & Rast – for the establishment and expansion of charging infrastructure for electromobility.

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Mr Hofmeister, Mr Regerbis, what significance does electromobility have for your companies?

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Amadeus Regerbis and Jörg Hofmeister in interview
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How long have EnBW and Tank & Rast been working together and how did this cooperation come about?

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Amadeus Regerbis, Head of Charging Infrastructure for Electromobility at EnBW
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What form does the cooperation take in practice? Who does what?

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Amadeus Regerbis and Jörg Hofmeister in interview
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There were around 16,000 public charging points for e-cars in Germany at the end of 2018 – although distributed very unevenly across different regions. Yet the network is set to become denser, the aim is after all for around 1 million e-cars to be on the streets of Germany by 2022. To supply this number of vehicles across the whole country, the German National Platform for Electric Mobility estimates that around 77,000 public charging points will be required. Source: German Association of Energy and Water Industries (BDEW, as of 14/12/2018).
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The car industry now needs to do its homework and launch long-range e-cars on the market at reasonable prices.

Jörg Hofmeister, Head of Electromobility at Tank & Rast