Charging On Without A Plan In The UK

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By Andy MilesMay 25, 2019, 1:42 pm626 ptsHot
The UK government, like the eccentric Don Quixote, is charging on without a rational plan for charging infrastructure. What has been required since 2010 when the first viable EVs started to emerge is a central government plan and policy for charging infrastructure. In the absence of any such planning, charging…

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