Councils and businesses get $16.5 million funding boost to install kerbside EV chargers, and in council and commercial carparks
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Councils and businesses get $16.5 million funding boost to install kerbside EV chargers, and in council and commercial carparks
State government to invest $16.5 million to boost kerbside electric vehicle charging to enable more organisations and people to make the switch from petrol and diesel. The post Councils and…
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