‘Quick jumpstart’: NSW to spend $38m to speed up EV uptake

Exclusive: state budget funds to go towards boosting number of charging points in apartment blocks and on streets

The New South Wales government will invest $38m to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles by building more charging sites, including for apartment buildings and roadsides.

The extra funds, to be unveiled in Tuesday’s budget, will bring to $633m the money being spent on NSW’s strategy aimed at ensuring half of all car sales by 2030-31 are electric.

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(SOURCE) https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jun/20/quick-jumpstart-nsw-to-spend-38m-to-speed-up-ev-uptake

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