Electric Vehicles: Investment in Charging Stations


News from Panama / Tuesday, January 12th, 2021

In Panama, the company Evergo is investing in the implementation of 200 loading stations, which will be located in different areas nationwide and will be level 2 and level 3.

The long-term plan of Evergo, a company that is part of the InterEnergy Group’s portfolio, is to install a total of 500 electric charging stations throughout the Panamanian territory.

The stations that it will put into operation in the Panamanian market are of two types of models, which are classified as level 2 and level 3, the latter are like super fast or fast charger, since they allow the complete charge of a vehicle, depending on the model, in less than an hour.

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Monica Lupianez, Director of Renewable Energy and Country Manager of InterEnergy Panama, told Martesfinanciero.com that “… By 2021 Evergo will continue with its plan to expand electric mobility, contributing as a source of impulse to the goals proposed in the National Strategy of Electric Mobility approved by the National Government in October 2019.

The article adds that “… Evergo’s charging model is through self-service using the application available for both Android and IOS, from which users can consult the nearest charging station, plan their route, reserve, pay and start charging.”