This thesis aims to create a project for an electric vehicle charging station in
Poland, do required calculations for investment decisions, and assess project
economic viability. The study looks at Poland's national green energy transition
projects, economic situation, and international investment possibilities.
Shortcomings in grid capacity, long administrative procedures, and inadequate
charging stations define important obstacles of the EV charging infrastructure. Still,
grants, public subsidies, and growing EV demand help Poland's appeal for emobility investments to be reaffirmed. The initiative aims to set up a charging station
serving commuters as well as local people in Milanówek, a Warsaw suburb. Key
performance measures (NPV, PI, PP) confirm the financial feasibility and a quick
payback period of the project.