The main electric vehicle charging networks in Norway: convenient, fast and everywhere

In Norway, charging infrastructure has truly become part of everyday life. You can stop for a coffee and recharge your car at the same time, or quickly recharge on the road - all through simple and straightforward tools: apps, maps, access cards. Drivers have become so used to this that charging an electric car is not perceived as a separate task, but as a normal part of the journey.

You can purchase home and commercial charging stations in our online storeand also use the public charging stations ECOFACTORcharging points located throughout Ukraine. For convenient access to charging infrastructure, we recommend using our mobile applicationwhich is available on iOS and Android.

If you have an electric car and find yourself in Norway, you can rest assured that it is very easy to charge your car here. There are many different companies operating in the country that set up charging stations literally everywhere: in the city, near supermarkets, on motorways, and even in small towns. Let us briefly describe the most famous of them so that you know what local drivers use.

1. ECOFACTOR

We are ECOFACTOR, a Ukrainian company that designs, manufactures and services charging stations for electric vehicles. We develop all our equipment in-house in Ukraine, adapting it to modern requirements and standards. Our products include ECOFACTOR charging stations alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC), suitable for both personal and commercial use.

For the convenience of users, we have created application for iOS and Android, in which the map of charging stations, start charging and view information about the session status. In addition, we have  ECOFACTOR online storewhere you can buy cables and adaptersand other charging accessories.

We are actively developing our presence in Europe, including Norway. For customers in this country, we offer equipment supply, remote configuration, technical support, and adaptation of our solutions to local technical requirements. All charging management functions, including geolocation, tariffs and access, are also available to users in Norway via our app.

Key points:

• Full cycle: development, production and support in Ukraine
• Map of charging stations in a convenient mobile application
• Solutions for businesses and individual users in Norway
• Products are available through the ECOFACTOR online store
• Support for equipment, including ECOFACTOR charging stations, abroad

Services:

• Supply and remote configuration of charging stations for Norway
• Control charging via the app (iOS and Android)
• Sale of cables and adapters through the ECOFACTOR online store
• SaaS platform for business customers in Norway
• Technical support and advice for users abroad

Contacts:

• Website: ecofactortech.com
• Address: 113 Ataman Holovatyi St., Odesa, Odesa Oblast, Ukraine, 65000
• Phone: +38 063 798 88 00
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Telegram: t.me/ecofactor_ua
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ecofactor.ua
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ecofactor.ua

2. Recharge

Recharge is one of the largest networks of charging stations in Northern Europe. The company focuses on building infrastructure for fast charging of electric vehicles, with a particular presence in Norway. Its network also covers Sweden, Finland and Denmark. Recharge installs charging stations both in urban areas and along major transport routes. The platform supports different types of charging connectors and requires the use of a mobile app or RFID card to start charging. The company also publishes information about its environmental approaches and corporate responsibility policies. Recharge provides users with access to pricing data, station locations and news through its website.

Key points:

• Presence in four Nordic countries
• Focus on high-speed charging
• Support for multiple connector types
• Charging stations are being installed in cities and on motorways
• Access to stations via mobile app or RFID

Services:

• Fast and ultra-fast charging of electric vehicles
• Online map of charging points
• Information on charging tariffs
• Ability to view news and network updates
• User support via website and app

Contacts:

• Website: rechargeinfra.com
• Address: Recharge AS, Henrich Gerners gate 14, 1530 Moss
• LinkedIn: www..linkedin.com/company/rechargeinfra
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/rechargeinfra.no
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/recharge.norge

3. Fortum Charge & Drive

Fortum Charge & Drive is an electric vehicle charging platform operating in several Nordic countries, including Norway. The system is based on a cloud-based solution that allows operators to control charging stations regardless of the equipment used. Users can find charging points and pay for services via the app, SMS or RFID card. The platform provides remote station management, access to technical support and integration with additional tools for operators. Fortum's charging stations are installed in urban areas and in partnership with retailers, institutions and other organisations. The service also offers a user interface where users can view the availability of charging points and information on their compatibility.

Key points:

• A network of charging stations in several Scandinavian countries
• Access via mobile app, SMS or RFID
• Supporting partnerships with private and municipal entities
• Remote station management for operators
• Interface for viewing the status of charging points

Services:

• Charging electric vehicles in different locations
• App for users with integrated payment functions
• Web interface for charging network operators
• Ability to configure access to stations
• Support service for technical issues

Contacts:

• Website: www.fortum.com
• Phone: +47 21 49 69 10
• Address: Askekroken 11, 0277 Oslo, NORWAY
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fortum
• Twitter/X: x.com/fortum

4. Mer

Mer is a company that provides electric vehicle charging services in various European countries, including Norway. The company is part of Statkraft, a state-owned energy company that specialises in the production of electricity from renewable sources. Mer offers solutions for private users, commercial vehicles, fleets and businesses. The company's charging stations are installed both in public places and on the territory of enterprises. Mer's activities also include the development of partnership programmes that provide technical support and integration of charging infrastructure into the work of organisations. In addition to the practical infrastructure, the company pays attention to sustainability issues, declaring its desire to minimise its environmental impact. Information on services, available stations and support can be found through Mer's local websites in the respective countries.

Key points:

• Part of an energy group specialising in renewable energy
• Presence in several European countries, including Norway
• Infrastructure for public and commercial use
• Cooperation with fleets, organisations and private clients
• Focus on environmental responsibility and sustainable development

Services:

• Charging solutions for private drivers
• Infrastructure for corporate fleets
• Public charging stations for the urban environment
• Charging network management platform
• Technical support and consulting for partners

Contacts:

• Website: mer.eco
• Phone: +47 47 67 08 08
• Address: Lilleaker 6A, 0283 Oslo, Norway
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/mer-eco

5. Tesla Supercharger

Tesla Supercharger is a network of DC charging stations designed for Tesla electric vehicles. The stations are located throughout Norway, as well as in other European countries, and are designed to provide a quick recharge of the range while travelling. Charging at a Supercharger is automatic once the cable is connected, without the need for physical authorisation or payment by credit card. Through the Tesla mobile app, users can track the charging process, find available points and receive notifications when the car is ready for the next trip. The system also includes a route planner that calculates stops based on the location of stations, road conditions, and battery status. The Supercharger network is available primarily to Tesla owners, although some stations can support charging other brands.

Key points:

• Focused on Tesla cars
• Automatic charging process without any additional steps
• Display the charging status in the mobile app
• Planning your route with charging stops in mind
• High charging speed for long journeys

Services:

• Charging electric vehicles with direct current
• Integrated mobile app for navigation and monitoring
• Automatic charging starts when connected
• Notification when the charging process is complete
• Route planner with available charging points

Contacts:

• Website: www.tesla.com
• Phone: 047 23 96 02 85
• Address: 30 St. Croix gate, Fredrikstad, Østfold 1607

6. 6.

Kople is a Norwegian company that installs, operates and maintains charging stations for electric vehicles. Its network covers various types of locations, from public car parks to commercial facilities. The company provides services to both end users and organisations looking to install charging infrastructure. Kople operates as part of an open network that allows users to charge their cars using apps or RFID cards from other operators that have roaming agreements. In some cases, this requires pre-registration. A map of charging points and instructions for use are available on the company's website. Kople also provides technical support for users who encounter difficulties during charging.

Key points:

• Activities are concentrated in Norway
• Open network with support for third-party applications and RFID cards
• Serving private users and commercial customers
• Available charging map and step-by-step instructions
• Ability to contact technical support in case of problems

Services:

• Installation and operation of charging stations
• Maintenance of charging infrastructure
• Support for roaming with other service providers
• Online map of charging points
• Technical support for users via phone and email

Contacts:

• Website: www.kople.no
• Phone: +47 32 11 00 11
• Email: [email protected]
• Address: Hvervenmoveien 33, 3511 Hønefoss
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/kople
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/kople.no
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/kople_norge

7. Circle K

Circle K is a petrol station chain that also offers electric vehicle charging services in Norway. The company's charging points are located on the territory of existing petrol stations, which allows electric vehicle drivers to use the store's infrastructure, bathroom or rest area while charging. Charging is carried out through the Circle K Charge mobile app or through the online portal. The app allows you to check the availability of stations in real time, start charging, view usage history and manage payment information. The company is developing a network of fast charging stations in cities and along major transport routes. Information on the location of existing and future charging points can be found on the website map.

Key points:

• Charging stations installed at petrol stations
• Ability to charge and use on-site facilities at the same time
• Mobile app and online cabinet support
• Real-time information on station availability
• Presence on key routes and in urban areas

Services:

• Fast charging of electric vehicles
• Mobile app to start charging and manage your account
• Online registration and payment management
• A map of charging points with status indications
• Customer service via FAQ and contact centre

Contacts:

• Website: www.circlek.com
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/circlekstores
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/circlekcanada
• Twitter/X: x.com/circlekcan

8. 8.

Eviny is a Norwegian energy company that develops and implements renewable energy solutions, including charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The company's core business is hydropower, but it also invests in wind energy, thermal solutions and transport electrification. As part of its electrification business, Eviny installs charging stations in cities, along roads and in public places. The company is focused on providing practical solutions that allow users to reduce emissions by switching to electric transport. In addition to serving individuals, Eviny also works with businesses, authorities and other partners. The support team is available around the clock for users who have difficulties with charging or connecting.

Key points:

• Principal activities are related to hydropower
• Development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles
• Investing in electrification as part of the energy transition
• Installing chargers in cities and on transport routes
• Supporting solutions for businesses and municipalities

Services:

• Charging electric vehicles through a network of public stations
• Customer support through the contact centre and online resources
• Solutions for the electrification of commercial facilities
• Participation in projects to reduce carbon emissions
• Consultancy and support for the implementation of energy systems

Contacts:

• Website: www.eviny.no
• Phone: +47 55 57 00 00
• Email: [email protected]
• Address: Solheimsgaten 5, 5058 Bergen
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/eviny
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/eviny.konsern
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/eviny.no

9. Shell Recharge

Shell Recharge is an electric vehicle charging service that is part of the international energy company Shell. In Norway, Shell Recharge offers both public charging points at petrol stations and solutions for home or commercial installation of charging equipment. Users can control the charging process via a mobile app or RFID card. It also supports contactless charging and one-time charging without registration. Shell Recharge provides technical support, automatic cost reimbursement for corporate clients and remote control of charging stations. The company also cooperates with equipment installers and offers solutions for fleets, individuals and businesses.

Key points:

• A network of charging stations associated with the Shell brand
• Access to charging via app, RFID or contactless
• Services for private users, fleets and businesses
• Can be installed at home or at work
• Technical support and monitoring tools

Services:

• Public charging of electric vehicles at petrol stations
• Home and business solutions for charging infrastructure
• Mobile app for managing charging
• Automatic reimbursement of charging costs for companies
• Remote diagnostics and support for chargers

Contacts:

• Website: www.shell.no
• Phone: +47 51 69 30 00
• Address: Løkkeveien 103, 4007 Stavanger
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/shell
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/Shell
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/shell

10. Kempower

Kempower is a company that develops and manufactures DC charging systems for electric vehicles. Its equipment is used in public charging stations, as well as for commercial vehicles, special equipment and marine vessels. In Norway, Kempower is represented through partnership projects, for example, with the Greenstation network, where its technology is used for high-speed charging with dynamic power distribution. The charging points are built on a modular architecture using central power units and satellite charging modules. The ChargEye system allows charging to be synchronised with information screens at the station, where drivers can see information about the charging process, prices and payment. Users can pay for services both through the app and with a bank card. The technology provides for adaptation to the conditions of a particular car - charge level, battery temperature and permissible power.

Key points:

• Production of DC charging systems
• Cooperation with local operators in Norway
• Dynamic power distribution between vehicles
• Integration with information screens for user convenience
• Support for card payment and mobile application

Services:

• Public charging solutions for electric vehicles
• Infrastructure for trucks, buses and special vehicles
• ChargEye system for monitoring and managing charging sessions
• Modular and scalable equipment
• Support for dynamic pricing and station duty

Contacts:

• Website: kempower.com: 
• Address: Kempower AS, Ulvedalsvegen 8, 2030 Nannestad, NORWAY
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/kempower-corporation
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/kempowerfi
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/kempower_oyj
• Twitter/X: x.com/kempoweroyj

Conclusion.

Norway's charging station network is one of the most developed in Europe. The country offers a wide range of solutions for both private drivers and businesses - from large international operators to local companies implementing innovative approaches. Thanks to a combination of modern infrastructure, ease of use and government support for electric vehicles, charging an electric vehicle in Norway has become convenient and affordable. 

Whether using an app, an RFID card or looking for a charging point on the road, every driver has the opportunity to choose the best option. This experience is an example of what the future of electromobility could look like - practical, clear and scalable.