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As reported, billing is no longer based on time but on kilowatt hours.
“Linz AG is Upper Austria’s largest charging infrastructure provider, and we are very pleased to have a strong partner in ARBÖ. ARBÖ members can now use their e-charging card to use the comprehensive charging network, which includes 15,000 public charging stations throughout Austria,” says Erich Haider, Director General of Linz AG. The charging card also offers access to charging stations from EnBW, Virta, compleo, ENEL, E.ON and Hrvatski Telekom in neighboring countries.
51 cents per kilowatt hour
There are two tariff models with kWh billing to choose from. Charging is possible from 51 cents per kWh without a basic fee. For frequent chargers there is a tariff variant with a basic fee of 7.50 euros per month, with which you can charge from 39 cents per kWh.
“E-mobility is definitely an important building block for a climate-friendly mobility mix,” says Thomas Harruk, Regional Manager of ARBÖ Upper Austria.
Source: Nachrichten
