en.Wedoany.com Reported - Vietnam's North-South Expressway eastern route rest stops are accelerating the construction of charging pile facilities, with multiple investors having completed the installation of the first batch of charging piles, which have been gradually put into operation to provide green energy supply for vehicles on the expressway.
According to the latest data from the Vietnam Road Administration, the Vietnam Petroleum Group (Petrolimex) has installed 10 charging piles in each direction at the nine rest stops it has invested in, with each charging pile equipped with two charging interfaces, providing 20 charging spaces per side. The two rest stops built by Xuan Kien Group have completed the installation of three charging piles in each direction, offering six charging spaces per side. The one rest stop built by Chau Thanh TTC Company has a total of 13 charging piles in both directions, with the right-side rest stop providing 14 charging spaces and the left-side rest stop providing 12 charging spaces.
Currently, various investors have planned to add more charging piles at rest stops and have developed roadmaps for expanding multi-standard charging systems. However, the Vietnam Road Administration stated that although all rest stops have designed charging station systems, there are no unified regulations regarding the number, power, and green energy supply of charging piles. To this end, the administration has proposed that the Ministry of Construction develop relevant standards or technical specifications for rest stop charging systems, and has also recommended establishing evaluation standards for green rest stops and a roadmap for green transformation, to ensure uniformity in the construction of charging infrastructure and the supply of green fuel at rest stops.
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