How long it takes depends on where you charge and the capacity of your car. With a home charging box, it takes three hours or more to do a complete charging. With a fast charger, you can charge for 100 km of driving in 20–30 minutes.
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New General terms and conditions for the supply of district heating
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New requirements for electricity meters
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New electricity network prices from 1st October 2022.
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Partille Energi and Partillebo are building neighborhood charging for electric cars
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Why not charge an electric car from a regular socket?
It is possible to charge an electric car from an regular wall socket, but it takes longer and there is a risk of overloading and heat generation. With a charging box, there is no risk of overheating. And if something goes wrong, charging is automatically disconnected.
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All news →New General terms and conditions for the supply of district heating
The general terms and conditions for district heating have been negotiated and they are now established. The […]
New requirements for electricity meters
By 1 January 2025, all electricity meters in Sweden must have functions that, among other things, […]
Here are some really helpful energy saving tips
Underfloor heating is great, but it rarely needs to be on all the time. Save on […]
New electricity network prices from 1st October 2022.
Partille Energi Nät AB will raise the fees for the network electricity transmission from 1st October […]
Partille Energi and Partillebo are building neighborhood charging for electric cars
Starting in the autumn of 2021, Partille Energi and Partillebo will jointly start building public charging […]
Higher energy use for many at the beginning of the year
According to SMHI, February this year was about 5% colder than a so-called normal year and […]
