Electromobility in Bavarian municipalities

As an interface between the population, companies and administration, municipalities play a key role in the ramp-up of electromobility. In terms of quality of life, image and environmental protection, they benefit in particular from the advantages of e-vehicles. However, municipalities also face corresponding challenges, as the overall electromobility system is multi-layered and ranges from skeptical citizens to the energy supply of charging points and e-car sharing.

The charging station is just the beginning, not the end. After all, the charging infrastructure will only have an environmental benefit if more e-vehicles are put on the road as a result. In this area of conflict, there is often a great need for information regarding life cycle assessment, suitability for everyday use, standards or legal requirements.
For example, various legal issues arise when allocating public space or tendering for charging infrastructure, which are often not yet standardized in everyday municipal life.

Below, the Bavarian Electric Mobility Competence Center provides selected links and assistance to support local authorities in ramping up electric mobility:

Electromobility - "Why electromobility at all?"

• Charging infrastructure master plan II of the federal government
• Life cycle assessment

Law - "What should a municipality pay attention to?"

• Municipal law: Competition for space for charging infrastructure
• Municipal law: Installation of charging infrastructure
• Municipal law: Operation of charging infrastructure
• Electric Mobility Act
• Charging Infrastructure Ordinance
• From the GEIG to the EIG
• Legal issues regarding the allocation of public space for the construction of charging infrastructure
• Legal questions on the tendering of charging infrastructure

Charging infrastructure - "Where do we stand and what is planned?"

• "Deutschlandnetz" - charging infrastructure in municipalities
• Charging atlas of Bavaria (including overview of public charging stations per district and county)
• Charging infrastructure for commercial vehicles
• LocationTOOL
• AreaTOOL
• Expansion monitor of the federal government