Amsterdam aims to become a zero-emission area by 2030, focusing on improving air quality and health for residents. The city plans to increase charging infrastructure significantly, anticipating the need for up to 23,000 public charging points by 2025. Key challenges include integrating this infrastructure into public spaces and changing vehicle ownership behaviors towards shared mobility.

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2. Amsterdam towards a zero emission 2030
 Strive to comply to the WHO values
 Improve health for residents and
visitors to the city
 Possibility for further urban
development
 About 9% reduction on CO2
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3. Clean Air Action Plan
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5. The stepping stones towards emission free 2030
And more to come……..
 Together with the city and our stakeholders
 Smart solutions and pilots
 Charging infrastructure

6. Charging Stations
Regular 1798
Rapid 22
Charging Points
Regular 3596
Rapid 22
Public Charging in Numbers (2020)
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 110.000monthlychargingsessions(approximately)

7. Charging infrastructure
What’snext?
 Largechallengeinnumbersanddiversityofloadinginfrastructure;
 In2025Amsterdamexpectstoneedbetween16.000and23.000publicchargingpoints;
 Majortaskregardingintegrationintopublicspace,undergroundandnetwork;
 Majorchallengeinthebehaviorofvehicleowners,partlyi.r.t.changesfromcarownershipto
use(sharedmobility,hubsandMaaS).
How?
 V2Xpilotprojects
 Flexpower

8. Smart charging & optimizing the grid

9. GeertdeJong
Programmanager
AirQuality&ElectricMobility
CityofAmsterdam
+316 8364 1386
G.A.de.Jong@amsterdam.nl
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