Electric mobility and retail — ENIO meets ALEX Krems
The former Bühl Center is now ALEX Krems — and with ENIO at its side it has taken a leading role in retail when it comes to forward-looking charging infrastructure.
ALEX Krems
Alongside more than 50 shops and 600 free parking spaces, Alex Krems (https://www.alex-krems.at/) offers its customers a modern charging infrastructure for electric mobility.
On parking level 1, several bays supply 100 % green electricity at EUR 0.38 per kWh. ALEX Krems can set that price itself at any time — to give customers special rates on particular days, for example.
Charging with a credit or debit card
As the first shopping centre in Austria, ALEX Krems now lets its customers pay for charging their electric vehicles with ENIO's NFC-enabled Payment Station — simply with a debit or credit card, or with other common payment methods such as Google Pay, Apple Pay or an RFID card.
Simple and transparent
With the ENIO solution, customers of ALEX Krems see the price per kWh they actually pay on the display of the charge point. Charging an electric car becomes the same familiar purchase as any other — with no extra card and no tariff jungle.
Receipts, downloaded in seconds
Customers can download the receipt for a charging session directly at the terminal by scanning the QR code on the Payment Station, or later from home or the office through ENIO's receipt server. Each session can be identified by the last digits of the card used for payment and the date in question.
Transparency for ALEX Krems
Thanks to its agreements with all the major e-mobility providers and payment service providers, ENIO handles the entire billing and settlement. At the end of each billing period ALEX Krems receives the value of the charging sessions in its account — with no further effort, and with access to every charge detail record.
That is how innovation works, that is how the electric present works, and that is how the electric future will work.
With ENIO — energy in operation.
