ABC News Daily · How will we charge the EV boom?
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approved a plan that lets electricity network companies install public EV chargers after offering the right to private providers first; networks can then build chargers in regional black-spots and dense urban areas
adds ~14,000 chargers; $40 million federal funding (≈30% of cost); adds about $1 per year to a typical household bill for five years
“Australia's New South Wales has passed legislation to stop apartment building committees refusing owners permission to install EV chargers. The new rights will start in 2027, according to the state government.”
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