The best solutions for electric mobility


We advise you on the purchase and we deliver the installation that is best adapted to the needs of your company. Contact our Energy Agents if you need advice.

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Light tariff for public points
Electricity tariff for public charging points with 100% renewable energy.
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Companies and customers
Choose between two types of charger for your car park.
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The best service for customers
Installation of charge points for electric mobility.
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For companies parking
Both for employees and visitors.
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For parking and garage
Recharging point in car park or workshop, both for own vehicles and for public use.
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Two points to choose
Electric charging points in the car park for customers.
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Increase the added value of your hotel with charging points.

With the support of Feníe Energía throughout the process

Frequently Asked Questions

It's easy to distinguish an electric vehicle even though sometimes we don’t notice because they drive so silently and ecologically.

All manufacturers use insignias on their models that allow us to identify the type of vehicle.

The most common of these are:

  • HEV: Hybrid Electric Vehicle with a main internal combustion engine and a small electrical engine and battery charged by the inertial of deceleration and supports movement in certain times. They do not need a charging station.
  • PHEV: Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle with a main combustion engine and an electric engine and a battery with a higher capacity than a HEV that is recharged through the electricity grid and allows for autonomy with the electric engine of 50km.
  • BEV or EV: Battery Electric Vehicle whose engine is fully electric and fed through batteries charged through the electricity grid.

The cost of charging depends on the tariff contracted with your electricity company, the battery capacity and the power used.

Displayed below is an example of the calculation for a residential consumer with a 2.0TD tariff and an average energy price of €0.20/kWh

Average energy price 2.0TD € 0.20 / kWh 
Consumption per 100km: 17 kWh/100 km
Capacity of typical/average battery for example: 50 kW 
Cost of recharge every 100km  € 3.40

If, on the other hand, you make the occasional charge using public charging stations in your city, it will depend on whether the charging point is managed privately and the rates they charge. The price is usually higher than what it would cost at home.

The charging times for electric vehicles depend directly on the power of the charge and the type of battery.
There are currently 4 types of charge:

  Normal charge Semi-fast charge Fast charge Ultra-fast charge
Max voltage 230 V single-phase 400 V three-phase 400 V continuous 400 V continuous
Max voltage 16 A 32 A 32 A 125 A 125 A
Max power 3,7 kW 7,4 kW 22 kW 50 kW 100 kW
Connector Type 1, Type 2, Schuko (10A) Type1, Type 2, Type 2 CHAdeMO, Combo CHAdeMO, Combo CHAdeMO, Combo
Location Viviendas, garajes privados, etc. Shopping centres, public street, etc.
1 a 4 hours
Strategic points on road Strategic points on road
Approximate charging times 4 12 hours <1 hour <30 minutes

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