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SP International Airport gains charging stations for EVs

According to EDP, the charging stations will serve users in all three terminals of the largest airport in South America
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  • July 12, 2021, at 06:00 am
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Contribute to the expansion of the EV (electric vehicle) supply network in Brazil in 2021. This is the objective of EDP, which announced the implementation of two more charging stations at São Paulo International Airport, in Guarulhos.

According to the company, one of them is located in the Terminal 1 parking lot and the other in the Terminal 3 Garage Building. With the delivery, there are now three electric charging stations installed – the first was opened in 2020 in Terminal 2, in a partnership with Beep Beep, an EV sharing company.

Consumers bet on EVs to save money and promote sustainability

With a power of 22 kW and semi-fast charging, each charger will supply up to two cars simultaneously using AC (Alternating Current) with the Type 2 connector. Depending on the car model, the company stated that it is possible to guarantee a range of 100 kilometers after 40 minutes of charging, allowing it to stay less than 1 hour in the airport parking lot.

“With this initiative, we will provide one of the main hubs for the movement of people in Brazil with EV charging infrastructure, giving the greatest possible visibility to the hassle-free charging experience provided by EDP Smart”, highlighted Carlos Andrade, vice president of Customers at EDP ​​in Brazil.

Use of the stations will be free. To access it, you must download the EDP EV Charge BR application or use your Ev.Card. In total, EDP currently has 50 active charging points in the country.

Electric mobility sector grows at EDP

EDP ​​Smart's electric mobility segment showed significant growth in 2020. 3,2 recharges were recorded throughout the year, an increase of 89% compared to 2019. From 2018, when the first electric stations opened, to 2020, more than 27 tons of CO₂ were saved thanks to the investment made in this type of infrastructure, the company said.

EDP ​​has a global commitment to electrify 100% of its fleet by 2030, as well as develop new offers and commercial solutions that promote the energy transition.

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Mateus Badra
Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.
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