About

Gdzie naładować (“Where to charge”) is a map and directory of public electric car charging stations in Poland. It exists because charger information is scattered across the apps of dozens of operators, each of which mostly knows its own stations. Here you see every network at once, described with the same set of features: power, connectors, hours and price per kWh.

The directory today: 5,711 locations in 1,312 towns across all 16 voivodeships — 2,696 with AC charging, 2,366 with DC fast charging and 649 ultra-fast (150 kW and up). 2,963 locations have a CCS connector, and 4,755 are open 24/7.

Where the data comes from

• Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Register (EIPA) — run by the Polish Office of Technical Inspection (UDT). The operator of every public charging station is required by law to register it in EIPA with its location, connectors, power and prices. We use the register’s official reader access.
• Locations, not chargers — EIPA describes locations, stations and charging points separately. We combine them into one place with the number of points, the highest power and the list of connectors, because a driver looks for a place, not a device.
• Administrative division — we take the town and voivodeship from the register’s administrative division, not from the address field typed in by the operator, which sometimes contains typos or even opening hours instead of a town name.

How we process the data

We skip locations suspended in the register, test stations and entries without charging points. When an operator entered a code instead of a name (for example “LPL2239EVCP01”), we show the network and town name. When several locations in one town share a name, we add the street. “Price from” is the lowest per-kWh rate registered at the location.

What we do not do

We do not show live availability — check whether a point is free in the operator’s app. We do not sell charging or handle payments. We do not guess: if the register gives no power, hours or price, the field stays empty and you see “no data”.

How to correct a wrong entry

We take our data straight from EIPA, so the fastest route is a correction at the source: the station operator updates the entry in the register, and the change reaches us with the next directory update. We take comments about the site itself by email: kontakt@gdzienaladowac.pl.

Directory updates

The date of the last update is shown in the footer of every page and in the details table on each station page. We rebuild the directory from the current EIPA export.