The project comes with different prices depending on the charging type and has its own website and a visual identity that is different from the stations, something no other rival in Romania has done.
“MOL Romania is self-funding the development of a mobility project called Plugee. We already have four charging stations installed and continue investments because the number of electric cars will increase in the future and we want to be there, which is why we’re investing in these segments,” Camelia Ene, CEO and president of MOL Romania, said at the ZF Power Summit 2020.
The four Plugee stations were deployed in gas stations in Bucharest; regular charging costs RON29 and fast-charging costs RON44, regardless of electricity consumption or time spent at the station.
Hungary’s MOL is also installing 40 EV charging stations in Romania as part of a regional project called NEXT-E. Together with E.ON, BMW and Nissan, MOL got EUR19 million in EU funds for an electric mobility project, which will lead to a higher number of EV charging stations for Romania, as well.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)