State government to fund 50 new EV charging points at tourism destinations
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State government to fund 50 new EV charging points at tourism destinations
State government has announced funding support for 24 tourism businesses across the state to install 50 electric vehicle (EV) charging points. The post State government to fund 50 new EV charging…
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