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Swedish utility Vattenfall expects Germany鈥檚 capital Berlin to boast about 250,000 electric cars by the end of the next decade, compared to 1,700 currently registered in the city, Jens Tartler writes in the Tagesspiegel. Vattenfall鈥檚 Thomas Sch盲fer says that 鈥淏erlin鈥檚 power grid is ready for e-mobility,鈥� explaining that high voltage lines do not need to be upgraded, but many more home charging points will have to be installed. The expected spread of e-cars would increase Berlin鈥檚 system peak load by five percent, Sch盲fer says. The company says it plans to invest more than one billion euros in expanding its infrastructure in Berlin, although it is unclear whether Vattenfall will continue to remain Berlin鈥檚 primary power supplier, Tartler writes.

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