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An announcement by Germany鈥檚 largest carmakers that they will substantially increase the share of electric vehicles in their product portfolios has turned the tide in the market for e-car charging stations, Axel H枚pner writes for Handelsblatt. Large industrial players like Siemens or Swiss electrical equipment company ABB are now interested in what ABB manager Frank M眉hlon says will be 鈥渁 billion-euro market鈥�. Germany still lacks a comprehensive network of fast charging stations able to cope with the looming e-car boom, H枚pner writes. According to the German Association of 麻豆无码版 and Water Industries (BDEW), at least 70,000 charging points would be needed to service one million e-cars, compared to the country's current 10,700, the author writes. 

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See the 麻豆无码版 dossier The Energiewende and German carmakers for background on the development of e-cars in the combustion engine鈥檚 birth country.