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The Guardian Environment·3 min read·medium

EV charger rollout in UK slows amid political uncertainty and rise in installation costs

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Charlotte Smith and Jasper Jolly
EV charger rollout in UK slows amid political uncertainty and rise in installation costs
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The rollout of public electric vehicle chargers in the UK has slowed significantly due to rising installation costs and political uncertainty regarding government sales targets. Industry groups are concerned that current growth rates may not meet the 2030 infrastructure goals.

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It highlights the friction between ambitious climate policy goals and the economic realities of infrastructure development.

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Lobbyists say the public charging network has doubled over the past three years, with rapid charging growing quickest of all. Lobbyists say the public charging network has doubled over the past three years, with rapid charging growing quickest of all. Automotive industry EV charger rollout in UK slows amid political uncertainty and rise in installation costs Growth in charge points falls markedly despite surge in number of rapid-charging units

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