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Electric boat charging map

306 charging locations for electric boats in 17 countries, 458 individual charge points between them, 82 of them DC fast-charge sites. Every location lists its connectors, power rating and the public source it came from.

Every dedicated electric boat charging location we could verify, on one map: DC fast chargers, dockside AC pillars and documented shore power. Each location lists its connectors, power and public sources. We update the map by hand today and are working with charging networks to add live availability.

306

charging locations

17

countries

82

DC fast-charge sites

August 14, 2026

last verified

Announced16Unconfirmed44

458 locations

Only the first 40 are listed. Narrow the search, or open a country below for its full list.

Manually verified: every station carries a public source and a verification date. Live availability is not shown yet. How we verify

Charging by country

How many verified charging locations each country has, and how they split across the three charging types. Open a country for its full list.

CountryLocationsDC fast chargeAC charging pillarShore power
Netherlands1151114
United Kingdom461234
Norway331419
Sweden25817
Italy19154
France12615
United States1111
Germany1010
Spain972
Finland734
Hungary77
Switzerland431
Portugal312
Poland22
Austria11
Canada11
Monaco11

Charging by water

Boats are planned by water, not by border. These are the cruising grounds with enough verified charging to plan around.

WaterCountriesLocationsDC fast charge
Frisian lakes and canalsNetherlands92
SkagerrakNorway, Sweden2610
Mediterranean SeaSpain, France, Italy, Monaco2422
Norfolk BroadsUnited Kingdom22
Amsterdam canalsNetherlands12
River ThamesUnited Kingdom101
Haarlem canalsNetherlands7
Lake SaimaaFinland73
North SeaNorway76
Telemark CanalNorway6
The SolentUnited Kingdom66
Adriatic SeaItaly54
Lake VelenceHungary5
Mecklenburg lakesGermany5
OslofjordenNorway53
SeineFrance5

Routes

The chargers along a passage, in the order you meet them, with the gap between each consecutive pair. Check the longest gap against your own range.

Charging networks

Grouping the map by operator shows what no country page can. One network reaches eight countries and holds most of the fast charging on the continent. Almost everyone else runs a single country's worth, and most of them are not companies at all: they are navigation authorities, municipalities and public registers, supplying their own quays because somebody had to.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I charge an electric boat?

Most electric boats charge overnight at their home berth from ordinary marina shore power (CEE 16 A or 32 A sockets). For faster stops, dedicated marine DC fast chargers from networks like Aqua superPower and Plug deliver 25 to 150 kW at a growing number of marinas, shown in dark blue on this map.

How long does charging take?

On a 3.7 kW shore-power socket, a 60 kWh boat battery needs roughly 16 hours. A 22 kW AC pillar cuts that to about 3 hours, and a 150 kW DC fast charger can reach 80 percent in well under an hour. Our charging guide has computed charge times for real boats.

What connectors do electric boats use?

Three families: CEE shore-power sockets (16, 32 or 63 A) found at nearly every marina, Type 2 AC connectors shared with electric cars, and CCS DC connectors for fast charging. Each station page lists exactly which connectors are installed.

Can I charge an electric boat at a car charging station?

Yes, if the boat is on a trailer: any public car charger with a matching connector works. From the water it is rarely possible, because car chargers stand in parking areas out of cable reach. Every station on this map is documented as reachable from the water, whether from a berth, a pontoon or a quay.

Is this map complete and live?

Every station was verified by hand against public sources, and each page shows its verification date. The map does not yet show live availability; we are working with network operators to connect their feeds. If a charger is missing, tell us and we will verify and add it.

Know a charger we're missing?

Our team verifies every submission against a public source before it goes on the map. Tips from marina operators and boat owners are welcome.

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