Expanding ultra-fast EV charging access in Germany 

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Discover how our expertise is supporting JOLT Energy in making EV charging faster and more accessible for urban communities.

By 2030, Germany aims to have 15 million electric vehicles (EVs) on its roads as part of its ambitious drive towards carbon neutrality. But for many drivers, access to charging remains a major hurdle.  

That’s why JOLT Energy GmbH is scaling up its network of public ultra-fast EV charging stations in major cities across the country. Designed to deliver a charge boost in minutes, these high-power charging (HPC) clusters are helping make EV ownership practical, convenient and accessible to more people. 

Since 2021, we have been working with JOLT to streamline the rollout of these HPC-charging stations, providing expertise in strategic planning, site inspections and design.  

Given that installing new charging stations can be a slow and complex process –particularly due to the time required to establish grid connections and approvals, we’re also working closely with network operators to accelerate approvals and reduce delays. 

Why do cities need ultra-fast EV charging stations? 

As Germany shifts to cleaner transport, fast, accessible charging is key to making EV adoption practical for more drivers. While home charging works for some, many urban residents lack access to private parking and rely on public charging infrastructure.  

JOLT’s ultra-fast charging stations are helping to bridge this gap by: 

  • Providing rapid charge times – delivering up to 320 kilowatts (kW) of power, allowing EVs to recharge in minutes rather than hours. 
  • Integrating into urban spaces – compact designs ensure the charging stations fit easily into existing city infrastructure.  
  • Reducing pressure on the grid – integrated battery storage allows JOLT’s charging stations to operate with a standard low-voltage connection. This eliminates the need for costly grid upgrades while reducing strain on the grid. 
One of JOLT’s newly installed EV charging stations

What role is AECOM playing in JOLT’s EV charging station rollout? 

From site selection to navigating complex grid connections, each stage of this rollout requires careful planning and coordination. This is where our expertise comes in. 

As JOLT’s project partner, we’re helping to streamline the process and ensure charging stations are installed quickly and efficiently.  

Our team is responsible for assessing site feasibility, securing the necessary planning and regulatory approvals, and design development. We’re also collaborating closely with site partners to facilitate the deployment of charging infrastructure in various inner-city locations, including at Esso fuel stations.  

AECOM’s expertise acts as a turbo for the most challenging part of our projects – securing grid connections. It enables us to integrate HPC technology seamlessly into urban spaces, accelerating deployment while ensuring grid stability and sustainability.

Dr. Roland Gersch

Managing Director of JOLT Energy GmbH

Tackling grid connection challenges 

One of the biggest challenges is connecting HPC stations to the grid. In some cases, securing the necessary approvals and infrastructure upgrades can take over a year or more, causing significant delays.  

To address this, we are working with local network operators to accelerate approval processes and reduce wait times.  

Thanks to our nationwide presence, we have been able to respond quickly to site-specific challenges, ensuring on-the-ground coordination where needed. 

Driving the shift to sustainable urban mobility 

With 80 ultra-fast charging stations already installed across Germany, JOLT is playing a key role in accelerating the transition from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to EVs. 

By expanding access to reliable, high-speed charging, JOLT’s network is making EV ownership more viable – helping to cut emissions, reduce urban noise pollution and support Germany’s broader climate goals. 

As more cities across Europe embrace EV infrastructure, charging stations like these will play a vital role in creating cleaner, quieter and more connected urban spaces.