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EV Charging Stations in Adaminaby

EV Charging Stations in Adaminaby

Adaminaby, a small town in the Snowy Mountains region of New South Wales, has very limited electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Here’s an overview of the EV charging options available in Adaminaby as of my last update (October 2024):

Public Charging Stations

Adaminaby Tourist Park

  • Location: 1 Denison Street, Adaminaby
  • Type: AC destination charger
  • Connectors: Type 2
  • Power: 7kW
  • Access: Park guests priority, may be available to visitors by arrangement
  • Notes: Call ahead to confirm availability

Snow Goose Hotel

  • Location: 1 Denison Street, Adaminaby
  • Type: AC destination charger
  • Connectors: Type 2
  • Power: 7kW
  • Access: Hotel guests and restaurant patrons
  • Notes: Limited availability, best to call ahead

Nearby Options

Due to Adaminaby’s remote location, the closest more substantial charging options are located in:

Cooma (approximately 50km from Adaminaby)

  • NRMA Fast Charging Station
    • Location: Sharp Street (Monaro Highway), near Centennial Park
    • Type: DC Fast Charger
    • Connectors: CCS2 and CHAdeMO
    • Power: 50kW
    • Access: Free for NRMA members, pay-as-you-go for non-members
    • Operating hours: 24/7
  • Cooma Visitors Centre
    • Location: 119 Sharp Street
    • Type: AC destination charger
    • Connectors: Type 2
    • Power: 22kW
    • Access: Public
    • Operating hours: 24/7

Jindabyne (approximately 70km from Adaminaby)

  • See previous information on Jindabyne EV charging options

Important Considerations for EV Drivers

  • Adaminaby has extremely limited charging infrastructure with no fast charging options
  • The town is an important gateway to the Snowy Mountains and Lake Eucumbene
  • It’s highly recommended to fully charge in Cooma before heading to Adaminaby
  • Winter conditions can significantly reduce EV range by up to 40%
  • The roads in the region involve elevation changes that can increase energy consumption
  • Mobile reception can be limited in some areas, affecting charging apps
  • Always have a backup charging plan when visiting remote areas like Adaminaby
  • EV drivers should consider the return journey to Cooma or Jindabyne for recharging when planning their trip

Due to Adaminaby’s small size and remote location, EV charging infrastructure is still in the early stages of development. Visitors with electric vehicles should plan their charging strategy carefully, especially if intending to explore the more remote areas around Lake Eucumbene or continue toward Kosciuszko National Park.

Where The EV Charging Station are: