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Prices for charging electric cars will change at the Otaniemi campus and Aalto Töölö
The pricing for electric car charging is adjusted, beginning from 14.7.2022. The overall increase in electricity prices affects the charging expenses as well.
Starting from the middle of July, the new price will be 0,20 e/kWh. At the moment, charging points can be found in the parking lots of the Harald Herlin Learning centre, Dipoli, behind Maarintie 8, next to the restaurant Fat Lizard, as well as in the parking lot of the A Bloc shopping center. In addition, 2 charging points are located in the Aalto Töölö parking lot.
The parking time restriction on the charging points is currently 3h. Please park in the charging spaces only when you are charging your vehicle.
Going onward, new charging points are installed on a yearly basis around the campus. Development ideas considering new or the existing charging infrastructure can be submitted to info-acre@aalto.fi. Thank you to everyone who has already given feedback!
Information about the charging points and practical matters concerning charging is given by Plugit, asiakaspalvelu@plugit.fi
Information on matters related to car parking is given by Aalto Campus & Real Estate, info-acre@aalto.fi
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