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November 27, 2025
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Warsaw Spire – SEEDiA J-Charge Solar Charging Station

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The SEEDiA J-Charge Warsaw Spire installation brings a fully solar-powered charging station for scooters and bicycles to one of the most modern office complexes in Warsaw. This solution supports micromobility for employees, including Samsung Poland teams, and contributes to sustainable Smart City development.

Solar Infrastructure for Daily Commuting

The SEEDiA J-Charge Warsaw Spire station enables safe parking and charging for electric scooters and bicycles throughout the workday. User authorisation improves safety, prevents misuse and allows operators to monitor how the station is being used.

Thanks to its solar-powered off-grid design, the station does not require connection to the electrical grid and directly contributes to reducing CO₂ emissions.

Integration with UrbMap App

The station works with the UrbMap mobile app, allowing users to:

  • reserve charging spots

  • make mobile payments

  • check station availability

  • access their usage history

Authorisation ensures secure charging and provides operators with valuable mobility data.

Smart Monitoring with InCity.io

All performance and usage data generated by the SEEDiA J-Charge Warsaw Spire station are available in the InCity.io management system. This includes:

  • number of charging sessions

  • energy consumption

  • average parking time

  • occupancy patterns

This data supports ESG reporting and infrastructure planning.

Benefits for Modern Office Buildings

  • Fully solar, off-grid charging

  • Secure user authorisation

  • Real-time mobility data

  • Supports ESG and sustainability goals

  • Compatible with UrbMap payments and reservations

SEEDiA’s installation at Warsaw Spire is part of a broader development of modern micromobility infrastructure in major Polish cities. Similar solutions can be found in Westfield Arkadia in Warsaw, where the J-Charge station operates in an on-grid model, supporting everyday charging for shoppers and delivery operators. Another example is the High Five office complex in Kraków, where a solar-powered J-Charge station enables sustainable commuting for office employees. Together, these deployments demonstrate how consistent investment in smart infrastructure helps cities and commercial sites expand safe, accessible and environmentally friendly mobility services.

SEEDiA solar micromobility station in Warsaw Spire office complex
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