Regulator proposes “imperfect” rule change to give networks key role in bid to add 14,000 EV charging points
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Regulator proposes “imperfect” rule change to give networks key role in bid to add 14,000 EV charging points
Rule maker gives key role to networks in bid to fill regional blackspots for EV chargers and city kerbsides, but will have to offer first dibs to private operators. The post Regulator proposes…
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