Most electric cars have a range between 150 and 425km. The Netherlands has a large covering infrastructure with approximately 4200 fast chargers from which 30 belong to OG Clean Fuels.
Driving an electric vehicle is clean, quiet and indirectly emits about 30 to 55% less CO2 per kilometer driven than a fuel car.
Driving electric is better for the environment, because there is no direct emission of harmful emissions whilst driving.
This contributes to reducing air pollution as well as reducing the dependency on fossil fuels. Electric driving is suitable for anyone who wants to drive clean for short distances.
At OG you charge green electricity purchased from farms that generate wind energy.
There is a wide range of vehicles available from partly to fully electric.
The coverage of fast charging points is continuously growing in Europe.
Electric trucks produce less noise compared to trucks with internal combustion engines
This is an advantage in urban areas and at night when delivering goods in noise-sensitive areas. Because of this, it could lower the number of vehicles on the road during peak hours. Environmental zones are also no longer an obstacle and certain buildings could even be entered wit an electric vehicle. An electric truck has about 30% fewer moving parts than a diesel version, this also reduces the maintenance costs. Emission-free trucks, such as electric trucks, can still benefit from an attractive exemption from the Maut until the end of 2025.
The process of producing green electricity for our charging stations starts with the generation of wind energy. This energy is converted to high voltage and transported to cities and towns via a national network of high-voltage lines. Once it arrives, the voltage is reduced to low voltage in transformation houses. From these substations, underground cables run to buildings. These enter through the meter box.
The OG charging points are connected to the meter box and are now supplied with green electricity from wind turbines.
The Netherlands currently has some 120,000 public charging stations and over 4,200 public fast chargers. This gives the Netherlands the highest charging density in Europe. The charging time to charge an electric car depends on how empty the battery is, how fast the car can charge and which charging station is available at the time. You often need a charging card to charge an electric car, but in cases you can also use a mobile app linked to your bank account or credit card.
See all charging card options here.
The charging time of an electric vehicle depends on how empty the battery is, how fast the vehicle can charge and which charging pole is available at that time. Often you will need a specific charging card to charge your electric vehicle, but in some cases, you can also use a mobile app that is connected to your bank account or credit card.
An electric car emits nothing tank-to-wheel (from the exhaustion pipe). This is therefore also referred to as zero emission. When you measure well-to-wheel, electric driving is less clean. This due to CO2 emissions from the battery production, tire wear and driving on gray electricity. When green energy is used, this makes a huge difference.
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