TotalEnergies car charger, Prinsengracht 241
Prinsengracht 241, 1015 DT Amsterdam52.37619, 4.88470
Public car charging point on the Prinsengracht in the canal ring. It is a roadside Type 2 charger for cars, not a boat point, so charging a boat needs a converter, a cable to the water, and care with mains power beside the canal. If you are not sure it is safe, the city's boat-charging network is the proper option.
Good to know
Can you charge a boat at TotalEnergies car charger, Prinsengracht 241?
This is a roadside car charger by the water, not a dedicated boat point. Some electric boats still use one with a converter and a cable run to the water, paying through the usual car-charging app or card. Check you can reach it from your mooring before you count on it.
Is it safe to charge a boat at TotalEnergies car charger, Prinsengracht 241?
Treat it carefully: mains electricity beside the canal is not something to improvise. If you use a car charger, use the right adapter and outdoor, earth-leakage-protected equipment (an RCD), keep every connection dry and off the ground, and do not leave it charging unattended. If you are not certain it is safe, use the city's boat-charging network instead, or ask a qualified person. We flag these as car chargers because they are not built for boats.
We check every spot by hand, but the water changes. Have a quick look at local signs before you tie up. More in our Terms.