Counted, not estimated

Across the 2 cities Refuelia maps in Denmark, 957 stations and chargers are counted from OpenStreetMap. More charging points than fuel stations are mapped: 70% EV to 30% fuel. This is not a national total; it is what has actually been counted, and it says when.

286
fuel stations
671
EV chargers
213
open 24/7

At the pump

Diesel101 of 286 fuel stations tag it (35%)
98-octane / premium8 stations (3%)
LPG / autogas1 stations (0%)
CNG5 stations (2%)

At the charger

Type 2 (AC)236 of 671 charging points (35%)
CCS (DC)136 charging points (20%)
CHAdeMO25 charging points (4%)

Counted from OpenStreetMap · 12 October 2026. Counted cities, largest first: Copenhagen (688), Aarhus (269).

Denmark is covered by Refuelia the same way as everywhere else: the map loads real fuel stations and EV chargers from OpenStreetMap for any area you search across Denmark, and lets any driver confirm a station in one tap, so a pin can say when it was last checked instead of only where it is.

Fuel in Denmark

Petrol in 95 and 98, plus diesel, is the standard across Europe, with LPG or CNG common in some countries. The fuel filters match the map to what your vehicle takes.

EV charging in Denmark

DC fast charging in Europe is CCS, with Type 2 for AC. Networks such as IONITY sit along the major motorways.

Prices are added when reported by drivers or verified sources, always with a timestamp. Refuelia never shows invented numbers: where data isn't available yet, it says so. See Denmark on the map →

Cities

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Cities in Denmark

Places our saved map of Denmark already holds, each with its own list of stations. What follows a city name is the kinds of place in the box around its centre — not a count, because the figure above this list is counted live for the whole country and the two would be measuring different things.

From OpenStreetMap, rebuilt with the map data. Other places in Denmark are on the map; these are the ones with a page of their own. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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