Wiesbaden already has a broad network of publicly accessible charging stations that are strategically positioned at central points such as parking lots, shopping centers and important transport hubs. These stations usually offer charging capacities of up to 22 kW (AC) and fast-charging stations with higher charging capacities for rapid charging on the move. Operators such as ESWE Versorgungs AG ensure easy access via RFID cards, apps or charging cards from various providers.

The charging network is being continuously expanded to meet the increasing demand for charging points. Users can use common navigation apps or online portals to view the location of the nearest available charging point in real time. Integration into mobility platforms is particularly advantageous, as it makes it easy to plan charging breaks.

The city of Wiesbaden supports the expansion of electromobility not only by expanding the charging infrastructure, but also through targeted funding programs. For example, private individuals and companies can receive subsidies for the installation of wallboxes.

The expansion of electric mobility is part of the city's strategy to reduce CO2 emissions and improve air quality. The integration of charging stations in new construction projects and parking garages is just as much a central component as the focus on renewable energies to power these charging points.

In order to further advance the mobility transition, Wiesbaden is planning to continuously increase the density of charging points and expand innovative technologies such as bidirectional charging and smart energy management systems. The aim is to make electromobility even more convenient and efficient for all citizens.