EDP Installs Two More Stations with Semi-Fast Chargers for Electric Cars at the Largest International Airport in South America

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 04/08/2021 at 11:57

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Aiming to Accelerate the Charging System of Electric Cars, EDP Installed Two More Stations That Promise to Generate 100 km of Autonomy in 40 Minutes at Guarulhos Airport, Considered the Largest in South America

With the goal of contributing to the expansion of the electric car charging network in the country this year, EDP announced the installation of two more charging stations for electric cars at Guarulhos Airport, which is considered the largest in South America, one at the Terminal 1 parking lot and another at the Garage Building in Terminal 3. With this delivery, EDP now totals three charging points at the airport.

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As the largest in South America and the second busiest in Latin America in terms of passenger numbers, Guarulhos Airport is a strategic location for EDP.

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The first EDP charging station at the largest airport in Latin America was built last year, in partnership with Beep Beep, a company for shared electric cars. The three charging spots of ABB are located in the Premium B area of the Terminal 2 parking lot. Currently, the company has around 50 active charging points in Brazil.

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